Keep a Backup of Installed Packages

[waf]

http://www.nixtutor.com/linux/keep-a-backup-of-installed-packages/

[PhiX]

I think this should work out :

Backup

Code:

pisi li | awk '{print $1}' > installed-software.bak

Restore

Code:

pisi it installed-software.bak

You can propose it to the webmaster if it works.

[waf]

Thanks, PhiX!

[BenimAdımKırmızı]

how do i handle *bak files?

I think this should work out :

Backup

Code:

pisi li | awk '{print $1}' > installed-software.bak

Restore

Code:

pisi it installed-software.bak

You can propose it to the webmaster if it works.

the comand i also found out but i reinstalled the listed packages as follow:

Code:

#!/bin/bash

#FILE: pus-k.sh
# VERSION: 0.1
# COPYRIGHT: miltonjohn
#LICENSE: not specified ;)
#Description:pardus-script
#
echo ''
echo ' ____               _               ("`-""-/")                         '
echo '|  _ \ __ _ _ __ __| |_   _ ___      `6_ 6  ).--...--��"`-._           '
echo '| |_) / _` | �__/ _` | | | / __|     (_Y_.) �   `-.  (     ).`-.__.�)  '
echo '|  __/ (_| | | | (_| | |_| \__ \      `--�_.._._   )  `._ `. ``-..-�   '
echo '|_|   \__,_|_|  \__,_|\__,_|___/   _.�  .�    _/  /---_.' , '          '
echo '                                  (il)-�    (li)-�  ((!.-�             '
echo ''
echo '                         (PARDUS Linux)                                '
echo ''

for x in $(<get.txt); do pisi it -y $x; done
exit

[PhiX]

*bak files are just text files. On Linux, the nature of the file (text, zip, movie, etc.) is described in the file itself, not in the name of the file. So you can change the file extensions as you like, it doesn't matter. Call it ".backup" if you want. Only the icon and default applications associated with the extension will change, but you can open it nevertheless.