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So a while ago I installed the Blackarch repository and all of its packages on top of my installed Arch, but I never use any of them so I decided to remove them.
As an attempt to remove them, I did:
paclist blackarchpaclist blackarch | cut -d' ' -f1 | xargs sudo pacman -RRemoving a few of the packages would break dependencies so I did
echo paclist blackarch >> asdf.txtI removed the packages that would break dependencies from the asdf.txt list and the next command was:
cat asdf.txt | xargs sudo pacman -RAnd this is where I ran into a problem, the output was
checking dependencies...
:: electrum optionally requires python-rpyc: send commands to Electrum Python console from an external script
:: electrum optionally requires python-qdarkstyle: optional dark theme in graphical mode
:: htop optionally requires strace: attach to a running process
:: python-stem optionally requires tor: tor-server to talk to
:: python2-django optionally requires python2-psycopg2: for PostgreSQL backend
:: python2-engineio optionally requires python2-gevent-websocket: gevent driver
:: python2-eventlet optionally requires python2-psycopg2: non-blocking PostgreSQL support
:: python2-sqlalchemy optionally requires python2-psycopg2: connect to PostgreSQL database
:: ranger optionally requires perl-image-exiftool: for viewing information about media files
:: zim optionally requires xdot: Link Map plugin
Packages (3026) 0d1n-1:210.78028eb-2 0trace-1.5-3 3proxy-0.8.13-1 3proxy-win32-0.8.13-1 42zip-1:42-3
a2sv-135.973ba13-1 abcd-4.2738809-2 abuse-ssl-bypass-waf-5.3ffd16a-1 acccheck-0.2.1-4 ace-1.10-4.........
......zirikatu-7.afe1d9c-1 zizzania-124.8f2062f-1 zmap-2.1.1-5 zssh-1.5c-11 zulu-0.1-4 zulucrypt-5.5.0-1
zykeys-0.1-3 zzuf-0.15-2
Total Removed Size: 28976.01 MiB
:: Do you want to remove these packages? [Y/n] % I removed most of the packages listed as not to take up too much space
The problem here is that I am not prompted to enter [Y/n], instead ' % ' is printed on the line the process seemingly is ended. Is there any way I can get around this? Or is there any better way to remove Blackarch packages?
Last edited by ap824 (2019-11-06 04:42:08)
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cat asdf.txt | sudo pacman -R -Offline
Save the cats!
sudo pacman -R - < asdf.txt"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
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