Bleachbit fails to act on anything
Robert Moskowitz
rgm at htt-consult.com
Tue Sep 2 01:08:09 UTC 2025
On 9/1/25 8:37 PM, Little Girl wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> Robert Moskowitz wrote:
>
>> Sometimes the --help. man is good, but at times a pain. I will
>> often google the manpage (linux.die.net is the normal landing for
>> this) for the command then be able to scroll up and down easily.
> I've done that to share a man page online, but I don't tend to do it
> for looking up how to do things on my system since the online one may
> be for a different version of the software. In this particular case,
> the man page is fine as is and it was a simple oversight on my part.
>
I recently decided it was time to run rsync as a server for doing
nightly local backups.
I tried to follow the local manpage for this and there was just too much
jumping around to figure it out. So off to linux.die.net.
But even then, I did not get how simple it really is to set up the
password file. I have to ask for help on that; I was overthinking
things. All to common for me!
So getting the -a option for cp was easy with the manpage.
Setting up an rsync server, not so much....
Then there was figuring out that -v in rsync was all I needed to see
WHAT files were altered. THAT was not obvious at all to me!
Each challenge is a learning opportunity!
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