Hello list, This question might seem really stupid but I've been trying to find how Redhat lets me search for a substring of a package name, then list me the packages it found, lets me check the packages I need and prompt me for the right CD to install. - The package manager available on Redhat lets me check some packages and prompts for the CD(s) BUT doesn't let me search for packages. So if I am looking for a given library for example, I have to go through the many categories until eventually I find it. Sometimes I don't even find it because it is hidden in some arcane place... - on the shell, I can rpm -iv any package, but to do this, I first need to go through all the CDs and see on what CD the package is available. I almost can't believe Redhat doesn't provide a tool which is available on every distro I've met so far (synaptic on Debian, Mandrake package manager on now Mandriva or yast on Suse)... Note: using RHEL4 64 bit. Mit freundlichen Grüssen - kind regards - Meilleures salutations - Vriendelijke groeten Erich Iseli -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subjecthttps://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
