>>>>> "LN" == Losito Nicola <n.losito@xxxxxxxx> writes: LN> list, don't know if it has been asked before but i'd like LN> to know how can i know what files are provided by a given rpm. yum install yum-utils repoquery -l proftpd Be aware that repoquery can sometimes take a little while to run. Here's a hack that will download a file from the repository, unpack it into a temporary directory and drop you into a shell to look around. Exit the shell and it will clean up. It's a hack: no security, no error checking. Have fun. - J< #!/bin/sh -x DIR=rpmlook.$$.$RANDOM PKG=$1 FILE=`pwd`/$1 cd /tmp mkdir $DIR pushd $DIR yumdownloader $PKG # Should only be one file in this directory rpm2cpio $PKG* | cpio --quiet --no-absolute-filenames -idmv 2>&1 $SHELL popd rm -rf /tmp/$DIR -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
