Re: See how often RPM's are used?

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> Is there any good way to see when files from installed RPM's was used?

I can't think of a better way. But if you have not turned off inode access time update, you can check the files' last access time with ls -lu <file name>. And the file names are given by rpm -ql <rpm name>. You can also use find command option -atime instead of ls -lu. If the time is recent, you know  the rpm the file is in is still used.

Yong Huang


      

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