I was just playing with func trying to understanding how it worked and
just wrote this simple little method that looks up the installed
packages on a remote system by pattern. Which I quite frequently happen
to run with rpm -qa|grep blah. If you feel its useful, feel free to
review and include it. Attached is the patch.
Here are couple of use cases:
$ func "*" call rpms glob rhn*
on https://<server>:51234 running rpms glob ( rhn* )
['rhn-oracle-jdbc 0 1.0 11 noarch', 'rhn-java-config-sat 0 5.1.0 87
noarch', 'rhns-sql 0 5.1.0 57 noarch', 'rhns-xml-export-libs 0 5.1.0 57
noarch', 'rhns-package-push-server 0 5.1.0 57 noarch',
'rhn-solaris-bootstrap 0 5.1.0 3 noarch', 'rhn-ssl-cert-check 0 1.4 10.6
noarch', 'rhn-sniglets 0 5.1.0 34 noarch', 'rhn-dobby 0 5.1.0 34
noarch', 'rhn-i18n-guides 0 5.1.0 5 noarch', 'rhnlib 0 2.1.1 9.el4_6
noarch', 'rhn-java-lib-sat 0 5.1.0 87 noarch', 'rhn-oracle-jdbc-tomcat5
0 1.0 11 noarch', 'rhns-certs-tools 0 5.1.0 3.el4 noarch', 'rhns 0 5.1.0
57 noarch', 'rhns-server 0 5.1.0 57 noarch', 'rhns-app 0 5.1.0 57
noarch', 'rhns-xmlrpc 0 5.1.0 57 noarch', 'rhns-config-files 0 5.1.0 57
noarch', 'rhns-applet 0 5.1.0 57 noarch', 'rhn-satellite-config 0 5.1.0
25 noarch', 'rhn-html 0 5.1.0 34 noarch', 'rhn-search 0 5.1.0 20
noarch', 'rhn-base 0 5.1.0 34 noarch', 'rhn-pxt 0 5.1.0 34 noarch',
'rhn-moon 0 5.1.0 34 noarch', 'rhn-grail 0 5.1.0 34 noarch',
'rhn-i18n-release-notes 0 5.1.0 6 noarch', 'rhns-satellite-tools 0 5.1.0
57 noarch', 'rhn-cypress 0 5.1.0 34 noarch',
'rhn-org-httpd-ssl-key-pair-rlx-0-16.rhndev 0 1.0 1 noarch',
'rhn_solaris_bootstrap_5_1_0_3 0 1 0 noarch', 'rhns-config-files-common
0 5.1.0 57 noarch', 'rhns-config-files-tool 0 5.1.0 57 noarch', 'rhns-xp
0 5.1.0 57 noarch', 'rhn-satellite-schema 0 5.1.0 27 noarch',
'rhn-java-sat 0 5.1.0 87 noarch', 'rhn-satellite-admin 0 5.1.0 5
noarch', 'rhnpush 0 5.2.0 5 noarch']
$ func "*" call rpms glob *devel
on https://<server>:51234 running rpms glob (*devel)
['rpm-devel 0 4.3.3 23_nonptl i386', 'glib2-devel 0 2.4.7 1 i386',
'libxml2-devel 0 2.6.16 10.1 i386', 'freetype-devel 0 2.1.9 6.el4 i386',
'audiofile-devel 1 0.2.6 1.el4.1 i386', 'libglade2-devel 0 2.4.0 5
i386', 'esound-devel 1 0.2.35 2 i386', 'ORBit2-devel 0 2.12.0 3 i386',
'libgnome-devel 0 2.8.0 2 i386', 'libgnomeui-devel 0 2.8.0 1 i386',
'gd-devel 0 2.0.28 5.4E.el4_6.1 i386', 'zlib-devel 0 1.2.1.2 1.2 i386',
'libart_lgpl-devel 0 2.3.16 3 i386', 'fontconfig-devel 0 2.2.3 13.el4
i386', 'pango-devel 0 1.6.0 9 i386', 'libxslt-devel 0 1.1.11 1.el4_6.1
i386', 'gtk2-devel 0 2.4.13 22 i386', 'libgnomecanvas-devel 0 2.8.0 1
i386', 'alsa-lib-devel 0 1.0.6 5.RHEL4 i386', 'libbonobo-devel 0 2.8.0 2
i386', 'gnome-vfs2-devel 0 2.8.2 8.6.EL4 i386', 'libbonoboui-devel 0
2.8.0.99cvs20040929 2 i386', 'pygtk2-devel 0 2.4.0 2.el4 i386',
'glibc-devel 0 2.3.4 2.39 i386', 'java-1.5.0-sun-devel 0 1.5.0.15
1jpp.2.el4 i586', 'xorg-x11-devel 0 6.8.2 1.EL.33.0.4 i386', 'atk-devel
0 1.8.0 2 i386', 'libIDL-devel 0 0.8.4 1 i386', 'GConf2-devel 0 2.8.1
1.el4 i386', 'python-devel 0 2.3.4 14.4.el4_6.1 i386']
Thanks,
~ Prad
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