On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 9:36 PM, <Greg_Swift@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
He, only one of many. Anyway, perhaps you are interested in the orphan directories
present in RHEL5.1. rpm5 can catch via a popt alias
rpm -Va --orphandirs
It is very efficent in discover it
If you want a list on RHEL produced by the above command i can give you if you ask.
Regards
thanks... I'm still not sure I found exactly what I was looking for but I'm
> This simple script give you which rpm own which dir.
>
> _t_d=$(mktemp -d -p /tmp)
> _f_f=$(mktemp -p ${_t_d} XXXXXXX)
> for _pkg in $(rpm -qa --qf '%{name}-%{version}\n' | sort | uniq)
> do
> rpm -q --qf '%{name} owns %{dirnames}\n' ${_pkg} | uniq >> ${_f_f}
> done
> echo "wrote ${_f_f}"
close enough at this point.
as far as I know we have no plans to goto a different version of RPM than
> FYI, rpm5 have implicit dependency on parent dir o filelinkto (so it
> is no possible to have orphan dir for example: this resolve many
> problem on package removal or upgrade). IMHO, Orphan file aren't an
> issue, IMHO, if they live in /var or in a volatile filesystem .
that provided with RHEL, but that is good to know. Its a nice addition.
He, only one of many. Anyway, perhaps you are interested in the orphan directories
present in RHEL5.1. rpm5 can catch via a popt alias
rpm -Va --orphandirs
It is very efficent in discover it
If you want a list on RHEL produced by the above command i can give you if you ask.
Regards
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