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Re: [Evolution] Re: [HC Evolve] Calendar files - where are t
- From: Benjamin Woo <bwoo mti com>
- To: Brett Randall <usenet-evo ipsware com>
- Cc: federico helixcode com, evolution helixcode com
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] Re: [HC Evolve] Calendar files - where are t
- Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 18:27:26 -0500
hmm. my linux know-how is now stretched to its limit..
new and interesting development...
$ evolution &
$ cd ~/evolution/local/Calendar
$ ls
and it came out with calendar.ics, calendar.ics~ and one other file
then i did:
$ cd
$ rm -rf evolution/
$ evolution &
now you would have assumed that with the rm -rf command that all the
data files would have been deleted.. but when i ran evolution again..
BAM! the data was back.. ???
Brett.. in the meantime, can you be more specific with the commands..
i'm not familiar with the use of strace..
thanks
b
On Fri, 03 Nov 2000 12:17:26 Brett Randall wrote:
> On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, bwoo mti com wrote:
>
> > i did the following:
> >
> > $ strace evolution-calendar
> >
> > and it spewed ou a long long output.. what am i looking for?
>
> Try grepping for ics or calendar or some similar word that might be
> the calendar file that is being loaded. You might also want to try
> using awk or perl on it to search for a regex such as !(/\S+)+!g. ie
> pipe the output of strace through | perl -we "while (<>) { print if
> !(/\S+)+!g; }".
>
> Brett.
> --
> "Reach out and grep someone."
>
> - Bell Labs Unix
>
>
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