/bin/ls format woes

I have been googling until my eyes hurt but i cannot seem to find how to send long file names that contain spaces....
I am currently implementing an FTP server in java and have gotten to a point where i can send directory listings and files, however when i use WS_FTP-32 version 951130 FTP client to connect to my server, in the directory listing, all the the files/directories that have spaces are missing the first 'word' of the file. e.g.
say there is a file called "Java is Fun!.txt"
in that FTP client it is called "is Fun!.txt"
i have tried my ftp sever with Internet explorer, cuteFTP and SmartFTP and they all interpret the directory listing correctly. Is it just the WS_FTP client that is at fault or is there a special way to send long filenames via the /bin/ls method?

You should connect directly to the known server and see what commands it is sending you, then connect to your server and see the same commands and then compare the difference.
You can use a telnet client and connect to the FTP port and send the same commands an FTP client would send and see the output that the server sends you.
I used to do this to debug http problems. I connect to the http server using a telnet client connecting to the port 80.

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In gui_download FM can we input FILETYPE = 'WK1'

In gui_download FM can we use the filetype = 'wk1'. or it is going to support only BIN and ASC.
i want to upgraded ws_download to gui_download.in that ws_download filetype was 'WK1' .so how to give WK1 IN GUI_DOWNLOAD.
PLS ITS URGENT

you can use WK1 also
chk this help
'ASC' :
ASCII format. The table is transferred as text. The conversion exits are carried out. The output format additionally depends on the parameters CODEPAGE, TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS, and TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS_EOL.
'IBM' :
ASCII format with IBM codepage conversion (DOS). This format corresponds to the 'ASC' format when using target codepage 1103. This codepage is often used for data exchange by disc.
'DAT' :
Column-by-column transfer. With this format, the data is transferred as with ASC text. However, no conversion exists are carried out and the columns are separated by tab characters. This format creates files that can be uploaded again with gui_upload or ws_upload.
'DBF' :
The data is downloaded in dBase format. Because in this format the file types of the individual columns are included, import problems, for example, into Microsoft Excel can be avoided, especially when interpreting numeric values.
'WK1' :
The data is downloaded in Lotus 1-2-3 format.
'BIN' :
Binary format. The data is transferred in binary format. There is no formatting and no codepage conversion. The data is interpreted row by row and not formatted in columns. Specify the length of the data in parameter BIN_FILESIZE. The table should consist of a column of type X, because especially in Unicode systems the conversion of structured data into binary data leads to errors.

Want to change Public, private and vip address on RAC 10g R2 windows 2003

The network section told us the configuration of the network who support our cluster will have to change all ip address.
We are looking for a complet document who give all the step by step instructions how to make this change.
We have to change the Public, private and VIP at the same time of our 3 nodes cluster.
We know the OCRCFG will be impact. So we will take backup of it first.
Can someone are able to indicate us how to procede to execute this task.
Thanks

Hi,
i check the Note:283684.1 you give me, but it didn't give all the answers to my problem.
I finally found a recipe to make the job. I would like to tell you it's not supported be Oracle, but it work very well
Don't forget to take a good backup of the ocrcfg and vote disk before you start.
Here we go:
Stop all Oracle service on all nodes before the change of the address, the low format of the ocrcfg and vote disk
change the address in the file host in C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc with the new address
change the ip address in the window network definition connection with the new address
ocopy \\.\ocrcfg d:\backup\ocrcfg.dmp
ocopy \\.\votedsk1 d:\backup\votedsk1.dmp
rem go to directory of the cluster binary crs\bin
cd /D D:\Oracle\Ora10g\crs/bin
rem Format raw ocrcfg and vote disk
LogPartFormat.exe \\.\ocrcfg /q
LogPartFormat.exe \\.\votedsk1 /q
rem Run in prompt mode the cluster setup
rem crssetup.exe config -nn %s_nodenumberlist% -pn %s_privatenamelist% -ch %ORA_CRS_HOME% -oh %s_OracleHome% -c %s_clustername% -l "%s_languageid%" -q %s_votedisklist% -g %s_usergroup%
rem example for 2 node
crssetup.exe config -nn host_name_node_1 ,1,host_name_node_2,2 -pn host_name_node_1-priv,1,host_name_node_2-priv,2 -ch D:\Oracle\Ora10g\crs -oh D:\Oracle\Ora10g\crs -c crs_lab -l "CANADIAN FRENCH_CANADA.WE8MSWIN1252"; -q "\\.\votedsk1"
rem ensures that all nodes are configured with the same port for the ONS
racgons.exe add_config host_name_node_1:6200 host_name_node_2:6200
rem oifcfg to direct components to use specific network interfaces
oifcfg.exe setif -global "Public"/10.200.5.0:public "Prive"/192.169.255.0:cluster_interconnect
rem to rebuild the vip address vipca in wondow componant and make the incription in the cluster (in prompt mode or online)
rem at the same time it will create the gsd and ons service
vipca.bat -silent -nodelist "host_name_node_1,host_name_node_2" -nodevips "host_name_node_1/host_name_node_1-vip/255.255.255.0/Public,host_name_node_2/host_name_node_2-vip/255.255.255.0/Public";
rem vipca
rem check the state of the crs services (inscription)
crs_stat -t
rem now make the registration of the listener in the cluster.
rem important don't use the prompt command below, it will give you a crs-0223 error at the startup service
Rem to solve this problem use netca on line
rem crs_register ora.host_name_node_1.LISTENER_host_name_node_1.lsnr -dir D:\Oracle\Ora10g\crs\crs\profile
rem crs_register ora.host_name_node_2.LISTENER_host_name_node_2.lsnr -dir D:\Oracle\Ora10g\crs\crs\profile
rem srvctl start nodeapps -n host_name_node_1
ren srvctl start nodeapps -n host_name_node_2
netca
rem check the state of the crs services (inscription)
crs_stat -t
rem start oracle object service and cluster volume before registering and accessing to asm services
sc \\host_name_node_1 start ”Oracle Object Service”
sc \\host_name_node_1 start OracleClusterVolumeService
sc \\host_name_node_2 start ”Oracle Object Service”
sc \\host_name_node_2 start OracleClusterVolumeService
rem go the the rdbms directory to make the registration of asm and the database
set ORACLE_HOME=D:\Oracle\Ora10g\rdbms
rem add the service asm in the cluster in my case asm1 and asm2 for my 2 nodes
srvctl add asm -n host_name_node_1 -i +ASM1 -o %ORACLE_HOME%
srvctl add asm -n host_name_node_2 -i +ASM2 -o %ORACLE_HOME%
rem start the asm service on each node
srvctl start asm -n host_name_node_1
srvctl start asm -n host_name_node_2
rem check the state of the crs services (inscription)
crs_stat -t
rem go to the bin directory of rdbms directory to make the registration of the database
cd /D D:\Logiciels\Oracle\Ora10g\rdbms/bin
rem register the database (in my case labotary lab) and the to database service (lab1 and lab2) of each node
srvctl add database -d lab -o %ORACLE_HOME%
srvctl add instance -d lab -i lab1 -n host_name_node_1
srvctl add instance -d lab -i lab2 -n host_name_node_2
rem finally start the database
srvctl start database -d lab
rem go to directory of the cluster binary crs\bin
rem all the services
cd /D D:\Logiciels\Oracle\Ora10g\crs/bin
rem you can go in the database with sqlplus and check all your components
crs_stat -t
I hope this will help someone who are in the same situation
Edited by: ron_berube on 2008-12-12 09:21
Edited by: ron_berube on 2008-12-12 10:08
Edited by: ron_berube on 2008-12-13 08:25
Edited by: ron_berube on 2008-12-18 10:49

Exchange 2010 EMC and EMS errors - BLOCKED by software restriction

EMC has this message:
Initialization failed "Execution calling 'GetSteppablePipeline" with "1" arguement: File D:\program files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\RemoteScripts\ConsoleInitialize.ps1 cannot be loaded because its execution is blocked
by software restriction policies"
EMS has this error:
"There were errors in loading the format data file: D:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange 2010\V14\Bin\exchange.format.ps1x
ml, , D:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange 2010\V14\Bin\exchange.format.ps1xml : File skipped because of the following validation exception: File D:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange 2010\V14\Bin\exchange.format.ps1xml cannot be loaded because its execution is
blocked by software restriction policies. For more information, contact your system administrator."
All other powershell scripts work just fine. It is not the execution policy. That is set properly. Authenticode returns valid on the files. There are no settings it GPO to control or cause this. Email working fine. It just started
after a reboot for updates. Any other thoughts before I spend $500 for a call?
Server2008 Standard SP2
Update Rollup 4 v2 for Exchange Server 2010 SP2
Thank you

The long and short of it was Microsoft Certificates didn't update and were expired. I was not given a reason why this happened but the final solution after Microsoft spent 2 weeks on this was to first reinstall Exchange Service Pack 3, reboot. Install
update rollup 8, and reboot. This fixed the EMC but not the shell. Then they reinstalled the rollup 8 again and one more reboot. Everything now works. I'd say with all the other little tweaks they looked at as possible suspect and "other
things" they fixed in their efforts to solve this, I defiantly got my money's worth. Despite not really knowing what really caused the issue in the first place

Cannot get details for a SLED+SP1 workstation

Hello everybody.
Using ZAM 7.50.0023 IR 10.
I have licenses for both Windows and Linux workstations.
No firewall is operating/in use between the ZAM server and the Linux box.
I installed the ZAM client on the SLED10+SP1 box without problems and the
client is running as root user; port 7461 on the client is in LISTEN state:
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME
tscclient 10008 root 3u IPv4 3093188 TCP *:7461 (LISTEN)
The client gets detected by the Network Discovery task but I'm unable to get
more details from the client, even if I force a scan either using the manager
or the WEB console.
Here's what reported when running in "diagnostic" mode:
04/07/08 13:15:20 - Collection Client initialized
04/07/08 13:15:20 - /usr/local/zam/bin/tscclient
04/07/08 13:15:20 - pid: 10008 uid: 0 euid: 0
04/07/08 13:15:20 - Client Version 7.50.0013 built Apr 10 2007 14:45:11.
04/07/08 13:15:20 - Options= First:0, Port:0, Online:0, Svc:0, SN:0
04/07/08 13:15:20 - EstablishOperatingMode
04/07/08 13:15:20 - running in Normal mode
04/07/08 13:15:20 - Changing to Idle Mode
04/07/08 13:15:20 - Executing '/usr/local/zam/sysinfo/bin/sysinfo -format
report -version > siver.dat', rc: 0, pid: 10010
04/07/08 13:15:20 - Waiting for 10010...
04/07/08 13:15:25 - read SysInfo Version 6.0.1 (H5)
Binary Build Information:
Build Number: 2006
04/07/08 13:15:25 - sysinfo reports version: 6.0.1
04/07/08 13:15:25 - client getting connection info.
04/07/08 13:15:25 - conninfo - lang: 1, plat: 6, cfgid:
04/07/08 13:15:25 - conninfo - cname: rzini, uname: , LANadd: 005004485B85, sn:
04/07/08 13:15:25 - conninfo - oid: 21750882-023F-11DD-B706-005004485B85
04/07/08 13:15:25 - CreateListener: port=7461; inbox=/usr/local/zam/bin/InboxCC
04/07/08 13:15:25 - CWinsockMsgServer::SetLocalHostInfo() completed.
04/07/08 13:15:26 - CCollectionServer::SetRemoteHostInfo:
00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 - fred-zam - 7460
04/07/08 13:15:26 - ConnectForScanMode to fred-zam (XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX)
04/07/08 13:15:26 - 29xID: LAN addr: 005004485B85
04/07/08 13:15:26 - Connected to fred-zam
04/07/08 13:15:26 -
04/07/08 13:15:26 -
04/07/08 13:15:26 - initial connect state: 1
04/07/08 13:15:26 - Received RequestForCatalog
04/07/08 13:15:27 - Sent Catalog
Please notice the above (XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX) IP address has been changed as not
to reveal the address of the ZAM server.
I can telnet to port 7461 from the ZAM server to the client without problems.
I tried by defining a Collection Set in several ways:
.. LAN Address = <MAC address of the client>
.. Asset-Type = Unix/Linux
but unsuccessfully.
From the Manager, I can perform a Query for "Inventory Type = UNIX
Workstation" and the client gets reported but again I don't have additional
info available.
The the row reporting the client box, I can force a "Scan now" but I do not
see evidences of the scan in progress.
"netstat -an" does not report any connections to the IP of the client box.
Thanks,
Rob

Does your Collection Server event log show any indication that the Client in question has connected to it, or has asked for a scan? Even more, has that Client scanned by this time and this issue become moot?
I've observed that sometimes a freshly restarted Client won't scan until it's gone through at least one checkin cycle.
What's your Client checkin interval? That should be in the Collection Server's "Advanced" tab (in the Manager).
-- Tim --
Originally Posted by Rob
Hello everybody.
Using ZAM 7.50.0023 IR 10.
I have licenses for both Windows and Linux workstations.
No firewall is operating/in use between the ZAM server and the Linux box.
I installed the ZAM client on the SLED10+SP1 box without problems and the
client is running as root user; port 7461 on the client is in LISTEN state:
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME
tscclient 10008 root 3u IPv4 3093188 TCP *:7461 (LISTEN)
The client gets detected by the Network Discovery task but I'm unable to get
more details from the client, even if I force a scan either using the manager
or the WEB console.
Here's what reported when running in "diagnostic" mode:
04/07/08 13:15:20 - Collection Client initialized
04/07/08 13:15:20 - /usr/local/zam/bin/tscclient
04/07/08 13:15:20 - pid: 10008 uid: 0 euid: 0
04/07/08 13:15:20 - Client Version 7.50.0013 built Apr 10 2007 14:45:11.
04/07/08 13:15:20 - Options= First:0, Port:0, Online:0, Svc:0, SN:0
04/07/08 13:15:20 - EstablishOperatingMode
04/07/08 13:15:20 - running in Normal mode
04/07/08 13:15:20 - Changing to Idle Mode
04/07/08 13:15:20 - Executing '/usr/local/zam/sysinfo/bin/sysinfo -format
report -version > siver.dat', rc: 0, pid: 10010
04/07/08 13:15:20 - Waiting for 10010...
04/07/08 13:15:25 - read SysInfo Version 6.0.1 (H5)
Binary Build Information:
Build Number: 2006
04/07/08 13:15:25 - sysinfo reports version: 6.0.1
04/07/08 13:15:25 - client getting connection info.
04/07/08 13:15:25 - conninfo - lang: 1, plat: 6, cfgid:
04/07/08 13:15:25 - conninfo - cname: rzini, uname: , LANadd: 005004485B85, sn:
04/07/08 13:15:25 - conninfo - oid: 21750882-023F-11DD-B706-005004485B85
04/07/08 13:15:25 - CreateListener: port=7461; inbox=/usr/local/zam/bin/InboxCC
04/07/08 13:15:25 - CWinsockMsgServer::SetLocalHostInfo() completed.
04/07/08 13:15:26 - CCollectionServer::SetRemoteHostInfo:
00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 - fred-zam - 7460
04/07/08 13:15:26 - ConnectForScanMode to fred-zam (XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX)
04/07/08 13:15:26 - 29xID: LAN addr: 005004485B85
04/07/08 13:15:26 - Connected to fred-zam
04/07/08 13:15:26 -
04/07/08 13:15:26 -
04/07/08 13:15:26 - initial connect state: 1
04/07/08 13:15:26 - Received RequestForCatalog
04/07/08 13:15:27 - Sent Catalog
Please notice the above (XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX) IP address has been changed as not
to reveal the address of the ZAM server.
I can telnet to port 7461 from the ZAM server to the client without problems.
I tried by defining a Collection Set in several ways:
.. LAN Address = <MAC address of the client>
.. Asset-Type = Unix/Linux
but unsuccessfully.
From the Manager, I can perform a Query for "Inventory Type = UNIX
Workstation" and the client gets reported but again I don't have additional
info available.
The the row reporting the client box, I can force a "Scan now" but I do not
see evidences of the scan in progress.
"netstat -an" does not report any connections to the IP of the client box.
Thanks,
Rob

Lots of errors in update

Hi
after a long time today I tried to update my arch system. I removed bin and sbin and /usr/sbin directories and perform the update. now I get this messy error which I have no idea on how to fix it.
error: failed to commit transaction (conflicting files)
glibc: /usr/bin/iconvconfig exists in filesystem
glibc: /usr/bin/nscd exists in filesystem
glibc: /usr/bin/sln exists in filesystem
glibc: /usr/bin/zdump exists in filesystem
glibc: /usr/bin/zic exists in filesystem
bash: /usr/bin/sh exists in filesystem
cracklib: /usr/bin/cracklib-check exists in filesystem
cracklib: /usr/bin/cracklib-format exists in filesystem
cracklib: /usr/bin/cracklib-packer exists in filesystem
cracklib: /usr/bin/cracklib-unpacker exists in filesystem
cracklib: /usr/bin/create-cracklib-dict exists in filesystem
pam: /usr/bin/mkhomedir_helper exists in filesystem
pam: /usr/bin/pam_tally exists in filesystem
pam: /usr/bin/pam_tally2 exists in filesystem
pam: /usr/bin/pam_timestamp_check exists in filesystem
pam: /usr/bin/unix_chkpwd exists in filesystem
pam: /usr/bin/unix_update exists in filesystem
libcap: /usr/bin/capsh exists in filesystem
libcap: /usr/bin/getcap exists in filesystem
libcap: /usr/bin/getpcaps exists in filesystem
libcap: /usr/bin/setcap exists in filesystem
kmod: /usr/bin/depmod exists in filesystem
kmod: /usr/bin/modprobe exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/chgpasswd exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/chpasswd exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/groupadd exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/groupdel exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/groupmems exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/groupmod exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/groups exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/grpck exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/grpconv exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/grpunconv exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/newusers exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/nologin exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/pwck exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/pwconv exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/pwunconv exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/useradd exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/userdel exists in filesystem
shadow: /usr/bin/usermod exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/addpart exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/agetty exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/blkid exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/blockdev exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/cfdisk exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/chcpu exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/ctrlaltdel exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/delpart exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/dmesg exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/fdformat exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/fdisk exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/findfs exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/findmnt exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/fsck exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/fsck.cramfs exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/fsck.minix exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/fsfreeze exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/fstrim exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/hwclock exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/kill exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/ldattach exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/login exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/losetup exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/lsblk exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/mkfs exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/mkfs.bfs exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/mkfs.cramfs exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/mkfs.minix exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/mkswap exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/more exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/mount exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/mountpoint exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/partx exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/pivot_root exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/raw exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/readprofile exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/resizepart exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/rtcwake exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/sfdisk exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/su exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/sulogin exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/swaplabel exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/swapoff exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/swapon exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/switch_root exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/umount exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/uuidd exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/vigr exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/vipw exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/wdctl exists in filesystem
util-linux: /usr/bin/wipefs exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/badblocks exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/debugfs exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/dumpe2fs exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/e2freefrag exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/e2fsck exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/e2image exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/e2label exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/e2undo exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/e4defrag exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/filefrag exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/fsck.ext2 exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/fsck.ext3 exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/fsck.ext4 exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/fsck.ext4dev exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/logsave exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/mke2fs exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/mkfs.ext2 exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/mkfs.ext3 exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/mkfs.ext4 exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/mkfs.ext4dev exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/mklost+found exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/resize2fs exists in filesystem
e2fsprogs: /usr/bin/tune2fs exists in filesystem
libsasl: /usr/bin/pluginviewer exists in filesystem
libsasl: /usr/bin/sasldblistusers2 exists in filesystem
libsasl: /usr/bin/saslpasswd2 exists in filesystem
keyutils: /usr/bin/key.dns_resolver exists in filesystem
keyutils: /usr/bin/keyctl exists in filesystem
keyutils: /usr/bin/request-key exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/gss-server exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/kadmin.local exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/kadmind exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/kdb5_ldap_util exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/kdb5_util exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/kprop exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/kpropd exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/kproplog exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/krb5-send-pr exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/krb5kdc exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/sim_server exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/sserver exists in filesystem
krb5: /usr/bin/uuserver exists in filesystem
avahi: /usr/bin/avahi-autoipd exists in filesystem
avahi: /usr/bin/avahi-daemon exists in filesystem
avahi: /usr/bin/avahi-dnsconfd exists in filesystem
gconf: /usr/bin/gconfpkg exists in filesystem
pciutils: /usr/bin/lspci exists in filesystem
pciutils: /usr/bin/setpci exists in filesystem
alsa-utils: /usr/bin/alsactl exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/ab exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/apachectl exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/apxs exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/checkgid exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/dbmmanage exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/envvars exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/envvars-std exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/htcacheclean exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/htdbm exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/htdigest exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/htpasswd exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/httpd exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/httpd.itk exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/httpd.worker exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/httxt2dbm exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/logresolve exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/rotatelogs exists in filesystem
apache: /usr/bin/suexec exists in filesystem
icu: /usr/bin/genccode exists in filesystem
icu: /usr/bin/gencmn exists in filesystem
icu: /usr/bin/gennorm2 exists in filesystem
icu: /usr/bin/gensprep exists in filesystem
icu: /usr/bin/icupkg exists in filesystem
ca-certificates: /usr/bin/update-ca-certificates exists in filesystem
v4l-utils: /usr/bin/v4l2-dbg exists in filesystem
gnupg: /usr/bin/addgnupghome exists in filesystem
gnupg: /usr/bin/applygnupgdefaults exists in filesystem
cdrkit: /usr/bin/netscsid exists in filesystem
gpm: /usr/bin/gpm exists in filesystem
ca-certificates-java: /usr/bin/init-jks-keystore exists in filesystem
rtmpdump: /usr/bin/rtmpgw exists in filesystem
rtmpdump: /usr/bin/rtmpsrv exists in filesystem
rtmpdump: /usr/bin/rtmpsuck exists in filesystem
cifs-utils: /usr/bin/cifs.idmap exists in filesystem
cifs-utils: /usr/bin/cifs.upcall exists in filesystem
cpupower: /usr/bin/cpufreq-bench exists in filesystem
cronie: /usr/bin/anacron exists in filesystem
cronie: /usr/bin/crond exists in filesystem
device-mapper: /usr/bin/dmeventd exists in filesystem
device-mapper: /usr/bin/dmsetup exists in filesystem
cryptsetup: /usr/bin/cryptsetup exists in filesystem
cryptsetup: /usr/bin/cryptsetup-reencrypt exists in filesystem
cryptsetup: /usr/bin/veritysetup exists in filesystem
iptables: /usr/bin/ip6tables exists in filesystem
iptables: /usr/bin/ip6tables-restore exists in filesystem
iptables: /usr/bin/ip6tables-save exists in filesystem
iptables: /usr/bin/iptables exists in filesystem
iptables: /usr/bin/iptables-restore exists in filesystem
iptables: /usr/bin/iptables-save exists in filesystem
iptables: /usr/bin/xtables-multi exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/arpd exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/bridge exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/ctstat exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/genl exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/ifcfg exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/ifstat exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/ip exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/lnstat exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/nstat exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/routef exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/routel exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/rtacct exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/rtmon exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/rtpr exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/rtstat exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/ss exists in filesystem
iproute2: /usr/bin/tc exists in filesystem
dhclient: /usr/bin/dhclient exists in filesystem
dhclient: /usr/bin/dhclient-script exists in filesystem
dhcpcd: /usr/bin/dhcpcd exists in filesystem
dosfstools: /usr/bin/dosfsck exists in filesystem
dosfstools: /usr/bin/dosfslabel exists in filesystem
dosfstools: /usr/bin/fsck.msdos exists in filesystem
dosfstools: /usr/bin/fsck.vfat exists in filesystem
dosfstools: /usr/bin/mkdosfs exists in filesystem
dosfstools: /usr/bin/mkfs.msdos exists in filesystem
dosfstools: /usr/bin/mkfs.vfat exists in filesystem
procps-ng: /usr/bin/ps exists in filesystem
procps-ng: /usr/bin/sysctl exists in filesystem
pm-utils: /usr/bin/pm-hibernate exists in filesystem
pm-utils: /usr/bin/pm-powersave exists in filesystem
pm-utils: /usr/bin/pm-suspend exists in filesystem
pm-utils: /usr/bin/pm-suspend-hybrid exists in filesystem
usbmuxd: /usr/bin/usbmuxd exists in filesystem
wpa_supplicant: /usr/bin/wpa_cli exists in filesystem
wpa_supplicant: /usr/bin/wpa_passphrase exists in filesystem
wpa_supplicant: /usr/bin/wpa_supplicant exists in filesystem
ppp: /usr/bin/chat exists in filesystem
ppp: /usr/bin/plog exists in filesystem
ppp: /usr/bin/pppd exists in filesystem
ppp: /usr/bin/pppdump exists in filesystem
ppp: /usr/bin/pppoe-discovery exists in filesystem
ppp: /usr/bin/pppstats exists in filesystem
networkmanager: /usr/bin/NetworkManager exists in filesystem
fuse: /usr/bin/fusermount exists in filesystem
fuse: /usr/bin/mount.fuse exists in filesystem
fuse: /usr/bin/ulockmgr_server exists in filesystem
rtkit: /usr/bin/rtkitctl exists in filesystem
gdm: /usr/bin/gdm exists in filesystem
libatasmart: /usr/bin/skdump exists in filesystem
libatasmart: /usr/bin/sktest exists in filesystem
udisks2: /usr/bin/umount.udisks2 exists in filesystem
iputils: /usr/bin/arping exists in filesystem
iputils: /usr/bin/clockdiff exists in filesystem
iputils: /usr/bin/rarpd exists in filesystem
iputils: /usr/bin/rdisc exists in filesystem
iputils: /usr/bin/tftpd exists in filesystem
iputils: /usr/bin/tracepath exists in filesystem
iputils: /usr/bin/tracepath6 exists in filesystem
grub: /usr/bin/grub-bios-setup exists in filesystem
grub: /usr/bin/grub-install exists in filesystem
grub: /usr/bin/grub-mkconfig exists in filesystem
grub: /usr/bin/grub-mknetdir exists in filesystem
grub: /usr/bin/grub-ofpathname exists in filesystem
grub: /usr/bin/grub-probe exists in filesystem
grub: /usr/bin/grub-reboot exists in filesystem
grub: /usr/bin/grub-set-default exists in filesystem
grub: /usr/bin/grub-sparc64-setup exists in filesystem
inetutils: /usr/bin/dnsdomainname exists in filesystem
inetutils: /usr/bin/ftpd exists in filesystem
inetutils: /usr/bin/rlogind exists in filesystem
inetutils: /usr/bin/rshd exists in filesystem
inetutils: /usr/bin/talkd exists in filesystem
inetutils: /usr/bin/telnetd exists in filesystem
jfsutils: /usr/bin/fsck.jfs exists in filesystem
jfsutils: /usr/bin/jfs_debugfs exists in filesystem
jfsutils: /usr/bin/jfs_fsck exists in filesystem
jfsutils: /usr/bin/jfs_fscklog exists in filesystem
jfsutils: /usr/bin/jfs_logdump exists in filesystem
jfsutils: /usr/bin/jfs_mkfs exists in filesystem
jfsutils: /usr/bin/jfs_tune exists in filesystem
jfsutils: /usr/bin/mkfs.jfs exists in filesystem
kexec-tools: /usr/bin/kdump exists in filesystem
kexec-tools: /usr/bin/kexec exists in filesystem
kexec-tools: /usr/bin/vmcore-dmesg exists in filesystem
libbonobo: /usr/bin/bonobo-activation-sysconf exists in filesystem
tar: /usr/bin/tar exists in filesystem
lirc-utils: /usr/bin/lircd exists in filesystem
lirc-utils: /usr/bin/lircmd exists in filesystem
logrotate: /usr/bin/logrotate exists in filesystem
lsof: /usr/bin/lsof exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/blkdeactivate exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/fsadm exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvchange exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvconvert exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvcreate exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvdisplay exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvextend exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvm exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvmchange exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvmconf exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvmdiskscan exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvmdump exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvmetad exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvmsadc exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvmsar exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvreduce exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvremove exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvrename exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvresize exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvs exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/lvscan exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/pvchange exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/pvck exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/pvcreate exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/pvdisplay exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/pvmove exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/pvremove exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/pvresize exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/pvs exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/pvscan exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgcfgbackup exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgcfgrestore exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgchange exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgck exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgconvert exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgcreate exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgdisplay exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgexport exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgextend exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgimport exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgimportclone exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgmerge exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgmknodes exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgreduce exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgremove exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgrename exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgs exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgscan exists in filesystem
lvm2: /usr/bin/vgsplit exists in filesystem
man-db: /usr/bin/accessdb exists in filesystem
mdadm: /usr/bin/mdadm exists in filesystem
mdadm: /usr/bin/mdassemble exists in filesystem
mdadm: /usr/bin/mdmon exists in filesystem
net-snmp: /usr/bin/snmpd exists in filesystem
net-snmp: /usr/bin/snmptrapd exists in filesystem
net-tools: /usr/bin/arp exists in filesystem
net-tools: /usr/bin/ifconfig exists in filesystem
net-tools: /usr/bin/ipmaddr exists in filesystem
net-tools: /usr/bin/iptunnel exists in filesystem
net-tools: /usr/bin/mii-tool exists in filesystem
net-tools: /usr/bin/nameif exists in filesystem
net-tools: /usr/bin/netstat exists in filesystem
net-tools: /usr/bin/plipconfig exists in filesystem
net-tools: /usr/bin/rarp exists in filesystem
net-tools: /usr/bin/route exists in filesystem
net-tools: /usr/bin/slattach exists in filesystem
xinetd: /usr/bin/itox exists in filesystem
xinetd: /usr/bin/xconv.pl exists in filesystem
xinetd: /usr/bin/xinetd exists in filesystem
netkit-bsd-finger: /usr/bin/in.fingerd exists in filesystem
pptpclient: /usr/bin/pptp exists in filesystem
pptpclient: /usr/bin/pptpsetup exists in filesystem
vpnc: /usr/bin/vpnc exists in filesystem
vpnc: /usr/bin/vpnc-disconnect exists in filesystem
ntfs-3g: /usr/bin/mkntfs exists in filesystem
ntfs-3g: /usr/bin/ntfsclone exists in filesystem
ntfs-3g: /usr/bin/ntfscp exists in filesystem
ntfs-3g: /usr/bin/ntfslabel exists in filesystem
ntfs-3g: /usr/bin/ntfsresize exists in filesystem
ntfs-3g: /usr/bin/ntfsundelete exists in filesystem
openssh: /usr/bin/sshd exists in filesystem
parted: /usr/bin/parted exists in filesystem
parted: /usr/bin/partprobe exists in filesystem
pcmciautils: /usr/bin/lspcmcia exists in filesystem
pcmciautils: /usr/bin/pccardctl exists in filesystem
vde2: /usr/bin/vde_tunctl exists in filesystem
reiserfsprogs: /usr/bin/debugreiserfs exists in filesystem
reiserfsprogs: /usr/bin/fsck.reiserfs exists in filesystem
reiserfsprogs: /usr/bin/mkfs.reiserfs exists in filesystem
reiserfsprogs: /usr/bin/mkreiserfs exists in filesystem
reiserfsprogs: /usr/bin/reiserfsck exists in filesystem
reiserfsprogs: /usr/bin/reiserfstune exists in filesystem
reiserfsprogs: /usr/bin/resize_reiserfs exists in filesystem
sane: /usr/bin/saned exists in filesystem
sudo: /usr/bin/visudo exists in filesystem
syslog-ng: /usr/bin/syslog-ng exists in filesystem
syslog-ng: /usr/bin/syslog-ng-ctl exists in filesystem
sysvinit-tools: /usr/bin/bootlogd exists in filesystem
sysvinit-tools: /usr/bin/fstab-decode exists in filesystem
sysvinit-tools: /usr/bin/killall5 exists in filesystem
sysvinit-tools: /usr/bin/pidof exists in filesystem
udisks: /usr/bin/umount.udisks exists in filesystem
zvbi: /usr/bin/zvbid exists in filesystem
vnstat: /usr/bin/vnstatd exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/fsck.xfs exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/mkfs.xfs exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_admin exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_bmap exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_check exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_copy exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_db exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_estimate exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_freeze exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_fsr exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_growfs exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_info exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_io exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_logprint exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_mdrestore exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_metadump exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_mkfile exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_ncheck exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_quota exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_repair exists in filesystem
xfsprogs: /usr/bin/xfs_rtcp exists in filesystem
Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded.
whould you please help me out of these?
thenk you.
Last edited by jgvr (2013-10-08 10:06:49)

jrussell wrote:Also, I don't think you are supposed to remove those directories.... Are you referring to this? https://www.archlinux.org/news/binaries … ervention/
Judging from the output, I think that OP has a system from before that news post you linked and hasn't quite understood the news post correctly.
@jgvr: I think you have missed this news update and haven't read the forums on how to do it, thus ending up with a borked system.
My approach would be to move everything back to where it originally was, then upgrade everything (including AUR packages) except for glibc,bash and filesystem and see how far that gets you first. But as @Scimmia says, if you installation was from before Jan 2013, just re-install the whole thing.
Last edited by clfarron4 (2013-10-08 21:22:52)

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