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On 12/16/05, Tom Eastman <tom@×××××××××××.nz> wrote: |
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> Is there a tool that will allow me to find *all* files that aren't owned |
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> by any package, so that I can then decide what to do with them? |
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It should be fairly simple to generate such a list. You can generate |
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a list of all regular files that are owned by an installed package |
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with something like: |
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cd /var/db/pkg; find . -name CONTENTS -exec cat {} \; | grep ^obj | |
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awk '{print $2}' | sort |
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And then a list of all regular files on your system with: |
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find / -type f | grep -v -e "^/home" -e "^/tmp" -e "^/var/db" -e |
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"^/var/tmp" | sort |
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Then you just have to diff the two lists to find things that are not |
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owned by a package... |
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-Richard |
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