Robert Moskowitz <rgm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On one system I am missing /etc/log/rpmpkgs
>
> I believe that this file is updated by some cron job, and
> maybe I just
> have not had this system powered up at the right time for
> the job to
> run. Though I had thought that if a job was scheduled for
> a time the
> computer was off, it would run sometime soon (with some
> definition of
> 'soon') once the system was on again.
>
> On another system, I have /etc/log/rpmpkgs, but a rpm I
> installed from
> the karan testing repo is shown installed in
> /etc/log/yum.log but not in
> rpmpkgs.
>
Are you using slackware or gentoo? The logs are located in /var/log/
unless you are using some other non-redhat distro.
Regards,
Vandaman.
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