I just discovered look command and I want to know how can I add words in it or use already available words file?

that would be great

private group

ok this is unix question.
i just discovered look command and I want to know how can I add words in it or use already available words file?

Man page says about WORDLIST environment variable

you can pass a file as last parameter

man look

didnt work

now i got it

input file must be sorted like this with tabs not spaces
harry potter
hello abracadabra

and syntax would be like:
look prefix filename
look hello
> hello abracadabra

edit: they need to be sorted using sort command

it was working before 🙁

found the correct example:

EXAMPLES
sort -d /etc/passwd -o /tmp/look.dict
look -t: root:foobar /tmp/look.dict

https://manned.org/look#head8

Setenforce 0

You people got bored of my questions 😅

I read some stuff of the syatem is glib dependant so doas does not work with that, is that true? By the way how do you vonfigure doas togive 3 attempts like sudo does as default?

Continuing to this

I have a user to whom i need to give permission of read write execute for the below directory recussively

Those files are system files and there location are like

/Etc
/usr/local
/Var/log
/Etc/rc.d/rc.local
/Var/lib

This are the place in which i want the normal user can manage the files

Is it possible

https://github.com/tkellogg/dura

which technique telegram used in voice to text? (transcription feature)

google cloud

Why i won’t able to install any package using yum without internet on my system

😅 but i am having .rpm of that package already on my local

isnt the rpm file just the description of the package?

the binaries/sources are not part of that rpm I guess

.rpm pkg is like .deb

will have binary inside of it

but needs all dependency rpms

good

there you have it, @thecatvoid knows the answer

it means that package alone can’t be installed unless its dependency won’t get installed

Getting hard to understand linux as coming out from NSIS background
I think Every one started from there only 😅
Please don’t mind

I have a git repo, it has files like something.yaml and something.yaml.example in many sub folders. I like git to ignore all the something.yaml and consider all the something.yaml.examples What I need to have in my .gitignore ?

I guess you can use the * wildcard

using like ‘something.yaml’ ignore both but I like the .example not to be ignored

https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore

https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore#_pattern_format

doubt