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Le Thu, 15 Jan 2004 11:48:24 +0500 |
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Meder Bakirov <bakirov@××××××××.kg> écrivait : |
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> in my case, I have /usr always mounted ro (read-only) in fstab, |
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> remounting it rw (read-write) for critical updates only (when I emerge |
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> some new apps; e.g. security updates) |
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Do you mean that you frequently rsync your portage tree just for fun on |
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your servers ? |
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I don't see why portage should change in a context where you don't |
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intend to upgrade. And if you upgrade, you'll have to mount your /usr rw |
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anyway. |
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CU |
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CPHIL |
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User: I'm having problems with my text editor. |
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Help desk: Oh, then you should upgrade to version VIM (pronounced: |
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994). |
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