I read up on this and it sounded absolutely perfect for me. After a few problems I finally managed to get it installed, but now I don't know where its executable is.
I have done a search for a fwbuilder file and looked in all the application locations I know of, to no avail.
Can someone tell me where the RPM installs itself?
Read the man page for rpm slowly and carefully; there is a ton of power in there that is very useful. Some examples:
# rpm -qi Information about the package
# rpm -ql List all files in the package
# rpm -qd List all documentation files in the package
# rpm -qc List all configuration files in the package
# rpm -qf /path/to/file Tells you what package provides that file
In your case, a quick "rpm -ql fwbuilder | more" ought to give you the answer you want.
Also, when I really don't know how or where to find something, I generally update the database used by locate on the fly, then simply use the locate command. For example:
# /etc/cron.daily/slocate.cron # locate fwbuilder | more
Of course, updating the slocate database takes a few minutes, but it gets the job done. :-)
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