If you need to migrate to a new computer and want to install the same packages that were on your old computer on the new one, the following pipes all the packages into a list that you can then use to install on the new computer.
rpm -qa --qf "%{NAME}\n" > filelist.txt
Then to install the packages
yum -y install `cat filelist.txt`
or
yum -y install $(cat filelist.txt)
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
How to show only settings and not the comments in a file
In Bash , ZSH or most shells. Comments are added in files using # or sometinmes ;
Sometimes files are full of comments and finding the settings that are set amongst all the comments can be confusing.
The following will show you the contents of a file excluding lines begining with #
substitute the # with a ; if your program uses ; to comment
grep -v '^#' filename
Sometimes files are full of comments and finding the settings that are set amongst all the comments can be confusing.
The following will show you the contents of a file excluding lines begining with #
substitute the # with a ; if your program uses ; to comment
grep -v '^#' filename
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