I don't know in which file the string was found. Maybe there's a
tool that makes it possible to find a string in a bunch of files and
also to list in which file the string was found? Or any modification to
the command given above?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Johannes
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I don't know in which file the string was found. Maybe there's a
tool that makes it possible to find a string in a bunch of files and
also to list in which file the string was found? Or any modification to
the command given above?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Johannes
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On [Thu, 16.08.2007 08:19], Csányi Pál wrote:
I try:
sudo deborphan | aptitude purge
dpkg --purge `deborphan`
executed as root will do the job.
Johannes
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