I built 2.4.2 for CentOS 5.8 from what looks like the Fedora 15 spec file as far as I can tell. I don't have any other spec files modified around the same date and looking at the Requires: in ... [by TrevorH]
I am dealing with making some packages of some projects.
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I have written a small script to transfer a file from one unix server to other using scp command which is working fine. As I know with scp, if any file with the same name is already present on destination server, it would get overwritten without any notification to user. Could anyone help me getting a notification before file gets overwritten?
Been trying out i3 for while - refer to the epic 30 Wm's thread for a review and installation notes:http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/post/200514/#p200514I can see getting hooked on this Wm; I actually prefer tabbing to tiling, but can't quite get efficient with container management.Screenshot: and config:# This file has been auto-generated by i3-config-wizard(1).
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Is there a command to display a list of users who modified a file providing a file history?
I know that possible with svn/git etc.. but we have a config file that is not in SVN and someone modified it.
My colleagues at work blame me and say "You are the criminal " :(
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Could anyone help me in providing command to generate .tgz file without creating .tar file?
currently i am using below command for doing the same but if tar file has big size and there is no space in drive then tgz file will not be generated.
How can I deltect if there is a file modification in VIM upon exiting (:q)?
If there is a file modification Vim echos
E37: No write since last change (add ! to override)
I want to override this message with a custom message and an action similar to
File modified: Do you wish to save the file?
I think it's a bug in system-config-network-tui which provides a messages file in an incorrect location. I believe there should be no en_EN locale yet it puts in messages file there. It should... [by TrevorH]
Is there any way to create a virtual file, such that reading from the file actually reads from the stdout of a command; writing to the file is acually writing to the stdin of a command?
So far I have kludged this with an inotifywait on a file, which calls a command when the file is modified, taking it's input from the file and writing back to it.
I don't like that the inotifywait has to be const
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