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Hello all, when working on FreeBSD and you install an application- you can run a command called rehash If I am correct this command make the newly installed app available ...
  1. 11-01-2004 #1
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    FreeBSD - rehash command



    Hello all,
    when working on FreeBSD and you install an application- you can run a command called

    rehash

    If I am correct this command make the newly installed app available to use and also make it show up in the gnome app menu - Is there a similar command in FC2 or linux in general?
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  2. 11-01-2004 #2
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    i may be wrong but i think this is more of a shell thing than an OS thing.

    this
    csh, tcsh, zsh: rehash

    is the same command as this
    bash, ksh, zsh, sh: hash
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    FreeBSD

    So you rock FreeBSD? eh? , thats cool. I do too. I think its more organized than linux- it becomes appearent when you read the freebsd handbook. But lets not start any sh.. since it is a linux forum. I like linux too since its always on the bleeding edge of technology.
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    Careful......we are reading...
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    Quote Originally Posted by zeeone
    Careful......we are reading...
    haha, yeah that was posted before this bsd forum was created.
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  6. 01-20-2005 #6
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    WHOA WHOA WHOA... Like I said. They both rock. Linux has its advantages and FreeBSD has its.
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