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Although I'm getting better at dealing with the post update |
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configuration problems that always occur, I didn't know how to deal with |
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these. This time around, about 25 or so files in /etc/pam.d need |
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updating. My usual method is to look at the original and proposed |
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updated file in kdiff3, as that is much simpler to view than in |
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dispatch-conf (at least for me). But in this case, these files are all |
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locked, so kdiff3 cannot open them for viewing. |
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So maybe someone just knows... |
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a. is it safe to just update all these files and not worry about it |
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b. is there a way that I can get kdiff3 to display them so I can see |
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what's changing |
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c. are these the type of files that should be protected from ever |
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changing during an update |
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Thanks for any advice... |
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Mark |
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