thanks peter,
>
> find /bin -exec rpm -qif {} \; | grep "not owned"
interesting that the did not give me any output;
is it possible bec. it assumes that the binaries
are installed in /bin ? what if others installed
in /opt/apps for example?
however:
rpm -qai | more
showed the 3rd party apps...
- asp
>
> Note that any configuration files which you have modified will be listed
> as `not owned'
>
> peter
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