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EdwardDekker
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Hi everyone,
Sometimes it is so hard to find old commands by this forum.
Use instead for a complete command-line an alias. Store them into your .bashrc file.
Use:
Insert alias and save
Use "--select-release-latest" for the latest version.
"Pleskupdate" is your command and will be executed by your command-line.
Use also:
To update your profile.
Find also your commands at grep:
Be aware to check if the system have already the short-cut before you add this alias into your .bashrc file.
Sometimes it is so hard to find old commands by this forum.
Use instead for a complete command-line an alias. Store them into your .bashrc file.
Use:
Code:
vi .bashrc
Code:
alias pleskupdate='autoinstaller --select-product-id plesk --select-release-current --override-os-arch i386 --upgrade-installed-components'"Pleskupdate" is your command and will be executed by your command-line.
Use also:
Code:
source .bashrcFind also your commands at grep:
Code:
grep alias .bashrc
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