Re: config files

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On 17/12/17 07:45, Beartooth wrote:

	Is there a list, or a way to get a list, of Fedora's config
files? Better yet, how about just those files I've tweaked??

'man rpm' and read the 'VERIFY OPTIONS' part.

You can find an altered config files with:
    $ rpm --verify smartmontools.x86_64
S.5....T.  c /etc/smartmontools/smartd.conf
The above ' c ' means that this is a config file.

or to check everything:
    $ log="$HOME/verify.log"
    $ rpm -qa | sudo xargs rpm -q --verify >"$log"
This can take a few (5-10) minutes to complete.

Now look for config file changes:
    $ grep ' c ' "$log"

You will see many other changes reported in the log file, and most you will be able
to see as innocent. No need to panic...

cheers

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