On 6/21/05, kas <kas11@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In looking at the network status applet, I find that if I type in eth0 > in the selection box, it seems to work ok...that there isn't a default > entry for eth0 is a minor bug but I can't find the component in bugzilla > to file against...maybe after more coffee. here is how i go about figuring out which package a program belongs to. I start the program up and then in a terminal i do "ps auxw" and review the names of the running programs. Usually i can figure out which binary is actually associated with the graphical program I started up. In the case of the gnome network applet /usr/libexec/gnome-netstatus-applet shows up in the ps auxw output next i do an rpm -qf /usr/libexec/gnome-netstatus-applet to find the name of the binary package, in this case gnome-netstatus is the binary package then i do an rpm -qi gnome-netstatus to find the SRPM the binary package came from. in this case Source RPM: gnome-netstatus-2.10.0-4.src.rpm the Source RPM name is the name of the component in bugzilla that you should file against. -jef