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On Wed, 01 Jun 2011 20:20:01 +0200, Dale wrote about Re: [gentoo-user] |
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Cleaning redundant configuration files: |
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>Even if the -C option is used, I would still want it to be something |
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>extra to remove config files. As stated before, I sometimes emerge -C |
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>a package then emerge it again. I still want the config files to be |
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>left alone tho. I have also had to do this before for *B*lockers |
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>where portage couldn't do it itself for whatever reason. |
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See my follow-up to Volker Armin Hemman on this. |
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>I would think this would be a idea on this. Do a emerge -C to get the |
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>regular way and a emerge -CC to remove everything literally, including |
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>config files. |
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I don't think that conforms to getopt() processing of the command line |
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options. The single hyphen options normally have only a single letter. |
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But I suppose it could be treated as -C specified twice, which would be |
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equally mnemonic. |
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Regards, |
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Dave [RLU #314465] |
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