Re: Copying installed apps to other machines without re-installing

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On 3/4/03, Mark Currie <mark@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,

Is it possible to simply copy installed applications from one linux machine
to another (same linux version and machine architecture) ? Or does it have

Very much possible, unless the application author makes a special
effort to prevent this from happening... which is not so common.  I do
this all the time. If the app you are talking about is in an RPM, you
may want to check out the files it installs using

rpm -ql "installed rpm name"
or
rpm -qpl  "rpm file.rpm"

the same problems as doing this on a Windows machine i.e. on Windows app
info is stored in a common registry and in other places making it difficult
to transfer the app to another machine without proper re-instalation.

I want to prevent having to download all the same apps over the internet for
installation on another machine.

Mark


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