Re: Command line argument | rpm -ivh

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On Wednesday, Nov 8th 2006 at 18:36 +0530, quoth Lis Maria Thomas:

=>Hi
=>
=>Are there any options to pass a file name as command line option when we
=>run the rpm -ivh command. The file which I pass is not part of the rpm.I
=>did some googling but couldn't find any.
=>
=>Thanks & Regards
=>
=>Lis

I'm not sure I understand what you're asking, but if I do get your drift, 
look at the xargs command.  For example,

content of file foo is
xxx
yyy
zzz

xargs echo < foo
will print

xxx yyy zzz

If you want it to execute a seperate command for each argument then just 
use -n. e.g.

xargs -n 1 < foo

In your case, something like xargs rpm -ivh will get you started.

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