Ville Herva wrote:
On Sun, Feb 05, 2006 at 08:12:03AM -0500, you [Steve Grubb] wrote:
On Saturday 04 February 2006 17:19, Ville Herva wrote:
Yes, apart from kernel and gpg-pubkeys, I think the dupe-checker mishandles
x86/x86-64 but I don't have access to any box I could check that on. There
may be other legal multiple version installs, too.
I looked at this a little. In your scripts wherever you have %{NAME} change
that to %{NAME}-%{ARCH} and then it spots multilib packages.
Thanks,
I'll note that the scripts were not meant to be anything remotely finished
(I haven't even begun to think what numerous things could go wrong). If
they illustrated the idea, that's a good start.
But anyway, thanks for the insights.
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v@xxxxxx
This addition would probably help prevent duplicates showing up on i386
and 64-bit architectures. I get the below output but only have an i686.
I guess those with 64 bit would need to try out the command to see what
shows up.
~/find-dupes-multiarch.sh
2 gpg-pubkey-(none)
2 kernel-devel-i686
2 kernel-i686
rpm -aq --queryformat "%{NAME}-%{ARCH}\n" | sort | uniq -c | grep -v -E
" *1 "
All on one line.
Jim
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