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#1 2005-02-17 18:10:42
- matsche
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pacman -c
hi,
i have a problem with pacman:
19:06:42 root@/home/matze $ pacman -Syuc
removing old packages from cache... done.
19:06:49 root@/home/matze $ pacman -c
19:06:52 root@/home/matze $ Which one is cleaning the cache? Is there a bug?
:?:
THX!!
cu matsche
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#2 2005-02-17 18:23:13
- Pierluigi
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Re: pacman -c
pacman -Sc to clean only the old packages
pacman -Scc to clean all the cache
pacman -Sy to sync the package list
pacman -Su to upgrade all the system.
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#3 2005-02-17 18:35:59
- phrakture
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Re: pacman -c
capital letters are operations... lowercase ones modify those operations... so "pacman -c" has no operation and is not doing anything
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#4 2005-02-17 18:43:38
- matsche
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Re: pacman -c
hi,
ok thanks a lot:
but
pacman -C
pacman: invalid option -- Cso thats not logical!!
:twisted:
THX!!
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#5 2005-02-17 19:10:42
- phrakture
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Re: pacman -c
no no no... that's not what I meant - do a "pacman --help" and it will display all the operations... so we'll use -S (for sync)
do a "pacman -Sh" and it will display help for the -S operation... this will display all modifiers for the operation... in this case "c" shows up in this list.
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