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jdhfkI changed my shell in passwd but it doesn' t seem o do anyrthing
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vkarlsenDid you re-login?
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voy4g3r2hello everyone - i am in the process of upgrading servers to 14.1 from 14.0 and a few machines worked but one in particular is giving me merge conflictgs in /etc/mtree files.. to resolve them i have to do a manual merge but was curious if anyone else was experiencing this issue?
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voy4g3r2
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vkarlsenvoy4g3r2: Yes, this shows that 14.1 adds the line that says __math. It's not present in your current version.
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vkarlsenvoy4g3r2: Not sure why that didn't happen on your other systems
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voy4g3r2vkarlsen: it applied the merge fine on other systems which is the weird part
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voy4g3r2i would execpt a consistent merge conflict but for one system this did not occur..
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Guraris possible to run multiple commands in jail like jexec cd /var/www/... && composer install ? when I try it does not do what ži want. it tries to run composer in host env
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DooshkiThat's because the && is interpreted by your host shell, not by jexec
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scoobybejesusprobably need jexec /bin/sh -c 'the whole command' or whatever
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DooshkiExactly
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Dooshki... does FreeBSD's sh support the -c argument? I know that su doesn't, it requires a different way of passing commands to it
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Gurarohhh thank you! it works!
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DooshkiAnd yeah, it does support -c
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last1I am trying to diff files in two different directories with: find ./ -type f -name '*.php' -exec diff {} ../gtech/{} \;
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last1but somehow it flattens the path so if the file is found in ./dir1/file1.php it tries to diff it again ../gtech/file1.php instead of ../gtech/dir1/file1.php
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last1is there a way to preserve the path ?
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last1it's weird because exec ls -la {} \; prints the full path
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rtpriolast1: diff -r doesn't work for you?