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August 11th, 2006, 07:21 AM
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Goofed on rc.conf (freebsd6.1)
opps...
I left a quotation mark off the end of a line in rc.conf: dovecot_enable="YES so unix rebooted and is running in a very basic shell, and I can't seem to use vi, ee or pico. the number of commands I can use are very limited, however I was able to use "cat /etc/rc.conf" to view the file. lines like more, etc don't work. does any one have an idea how to edit rc.conf, or should I just wipe the os and start over? Thanks
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August 11th, 2006, 10:01 AM
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Can you use grep? If so you should be able to use it to remove the line.
Code:
grep -v "^dovecot_enable" rc.conf > rc.conf.tmp mv rc.conf.temp > rc.conf
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