"Michael R. Jinks" wrote:
> One change I would make:
>
> Bret Hughes wrote:
>
>
>
> > #create list of files to extract
> > tmpfile="/tmp/instdocsonly.tmp"
>
> I would change this to:
>
> #create list of files to extract
> tmpfile=`mktemp /tmp/$0.XX` || ( echo "Could not create unique temp
>
One change I would make:
Bret Hughes wrote:
> #create list of files to extract
> tmpfile="/tmp/instdocsonly.tmp"
I would change this to:
#create list of files to extract
tmpfile=`mktemp /tmp/$0.XX` || ( echo "Could not create unique temp
file" && exit 1 )
WARNING: UNTESTED, and I'm famo
Charles Galpin wrote:
> ok, you sparked my memory! This was discussed on the list before, but a
> previous (quick) search didn't find the thread. after you mentioned cpio,
> I found it.
>
> >From a note from Chuck Mead on Sept 1 1999
> (http://www.moongroup.com/old/Redhat4/msg00127.html) you can
ok, you sparked my memory! This was discussed on the list before, but a
previous (quick) search didn't find the thread. after you mentioned cpio,
I found it.
>From a note from Chuck Mead on Sept 1 1999
(http://www.moongroup.com/old/Redhat4/msg00127.html) you can do
rpm2cpio your.rpm | cpio -i th
Charles Galpin wrote:
> I'm told you can do this from within midnight commander (mc) but wouldn't
> mind knowing how either.
>
I don't know if there is a way to do this with rpm or not, does not look
like it from the options listed in the man pages. As mentioned though, this
can be done with mc
I'm told you can do this from within midnight commander (mc) but wouldn't
mind knowing how either.
charles
On Fri, 22 Dec 2000, Michael R. Jinks wrote:
>
> By the way, if anybody knows how to make rpm do a "docs only" install,
> Part II above would get a little easier.
>
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Charles Galpin wrote:
>
> you should be using rpm to simplify thi ssort of thing. Also check out
> rpmfind (also see rpmfind.net) to find packages etc.
>
> charles
Agreed, and note that using rpmfind.net as a resource does not mean that
you must use RPM packaging if you don't want to. Suppose
you should be using rpm to simplify thi ssort of thing. Also check out
rpmfind (also see rpmfind.net) to find packages etc.
charles
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, christopher j bottaro wrote:
> to elaborate on 3), frequently i download source, compile it, then try to run
> the program only to find it tel
> 1) what file/files are used to determine what modules are loaded when the
> system boots?
/etc/conf.modules
> 2) what file/files are used to determine what daemons are loaded when the
> system boots?
/etc/rc.d
-Statux
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Hi christopher
In answer to your first question I will forward you an email I received
from Michael R. Jinks. It explains the boot sequence very well.
'ps -A' will show all the process which are running, but I don't think
this is what you are looking for in answer to your second question.
dav
i've been meaning to ask these for a while...=)
1) what file/files are used to determine what modules are loaded when the
system boots?
2) what file/files are used to determine what daemons are loaded when the
system boots?
3) how can i find source for specific shared libraries on the intern
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