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My pacmatic is somehow stuck thinking there is a pacnew file somewhere when in fact there are none. I am very certain that there aren't, and additionally
$ locate pacnewreturns nothing.
Anytime I run pacmatic -Syu it returns
1 pacnew files found (0 added). Update files now ? (Y/n)if I select yes, nothing happens.. I believe because there isn't any pacnew files. Is there a way to reset this? I had thought of pacman -Rs pacmatic && pacman -S pacmatic but would this somehow effect pacmatics cache/function?
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Try sudo updatedb
Then do a locate pacnew
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Try sudo updatedb
Then do a locate pacnew
yes, I did that before executing locate. This state of pacmatic has existed on my system for several weeks now.
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Run https://github.com/keenerd/pacmatic/blo … matic#L152
find /etc/ \( -name \*.pacnew -o -name \*.pacorig -o -name \*.pacsave \) 2> /dev/null | wc -lOffline
Run https://github.com/keenerd/pacmatic/blo … matic#L152
find /etc/ \( -name \*.pacnew -o -name \*.pacorig -o -name \*.pacsave \) 2> /dev/null | wc -l
good find!
$ find /etc/ \( -name \*.pacnew -o -name \*.pacorig -o -name \*.pacsave \) 2> /dev/null | wc -l
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$ find /etc/ \( -name \*.pacnew -o -name \*.pacorig -o -name \*.pacsave \)
/etc/unbound/unbound.conf.pacsaveso it was a pacsave file hiding. I don't intend to reinstall unbound, so I will just remove the file.. but why should pacmatic look for these? Isn't it likely that there would be a number of these on a system from removed packages that would be worth keeping around and not getting pestered about consistently?
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why should pacmatic look for these? Isn't it likely that there would be a number of these on a system from removed packages that would be worth keeping around and not getting pestered about consistently?
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pdizzle wrote:why should pacmatic look for these? Isn't it likely that there would be a number of these on a system from removed packages that would be worth keeping around and not getting pestered about consistently?
I'm sorry, I this doesn't seem to answer my question.. wouldn't I want to just leave this config file in place until I possibly reinstall the associated package, and then at that point have pacmatic/pacman prompt me to reuse the old saved config? Why is it useful to have pacmatic notify me of it (which in my case doesn't really seem to work properly) every time I run it?
I am not interested in searching for and merging pacnew files as a standalone function, which as I understand it is what that question was about.
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