On 4/25/05, Jason Kim <jkim@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > For instance, say I have a redhat system with only the 'base', 'core', and > 'admin-tools' groups installed (via kickstart and yum). Then someone comes > along and installs the 'fortune' package (which isn't already installed, and > which I don't want). I want to generate a list of all the rpms that *should* > be installed, given my requirements, and compare that to the current list so > I can remove the extraneous packages. > I don't think that finding the dependencies of the original packages is the best way of attacking this problem. I think that you might have better luck looking at the install.log and install.log.syslog and /var/log/yum.log Greg
