.PACSAVE Extension de fichier
Pacman Package Configuration Backup
| Développeur | Arch Linux Team |
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Qu'est-ce qu'un fichier PACSAVE ?
A PACSAVE file is a backup package configuration file created by the Arch Linux Package Manager (pacman). Pacman creates a PACSAVE file when it removes a package that is using a modified configuration file. The PACSAVE file contains a copy of the modified configuration file's settings.
Plus d'informations
When pacman removes a package that includes a modified configuration file, it may show a notification that looks like this:
warning: /path/to/config saved as /path/to/config.pacsave
This indicates that pacman saved a copy of the modified configuration file as a PACSAVE file. If a user re-installs the associated package in the future, they can use the PACSAVE file to restore their custom configuration.
Comment ouvrir un fichier PACSAVE
You can use pacdiff and various other PACSAVE-related utilities to review and manage differences between PACSAVE files and default configuration files. To learn more about these PACSAVE utilities and how to use them, click here.