On May 28, 2006, at 7:55 PM, Tom Hicks wrote:
I've built an LFS system and I've installed rpm. I've created
packages for almost everything I have installed. Can anyone tell
me an easy way to find all the files on the system that rpm does
not control.
I want to create a set of rpms that I can install via rpm --root to
install a complete system.
If there isn't an easy way I'll take a hard one too I just can't
come up with anything else than installing them to another folder
and doing a diff but I believe parsing through the diff output
would be a bitch.
Make two lists and diff is the simplest way.
The rpm list is
rpm -qal | sort -u
The installed list is
find / | sort -u
Invoke find on known directories like /usr, and grep the rpm list, if
you want smaller pieces of the puzzle.
You should not have to install packages in order to generate a rpm
file list, use
rpm -qpl *.rpm | sort -u
if working from packages rather than a database.
Another way to get the same information on a per directory basis is
cd /usr/bin
rpm -qf * 2>&1 | grep "not owned"
73 de Jeff
Thanks,
Tom
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