Redhat 9 + included apps
hi,
i recently installed redhat 9, and was wondering whether or not anyone knows of a way i could browse all of the programs which came with the package from the command prompt. i am planning on making a list of apps which i need and dont have....so i need to see whats already embedded in RH9. thanks |
You should be able to use the:
rpm -qa Tool. This may need to be executed as the root user, if so, simply su - to root and enter the root password, then type: rpm -qa Another thing might be to pipe this to less: rpm -qa | less This will allow you to scroll up and down the results list. You could also pipe it to a text file: rpm -qa > /home/user/packages And then you'll have the text file 'packages' in your user's home directory. HTH Cool |
I believe there is a text file installed in /root containing a list of all packages installed. Its called install.log, this could be used as a basis for your list.
Try opening it in emacs, the command should be: su emacs /root/install.log OT: When considering packages to install, installing pine is a really good idea, as u can use pico as ur text editor and it works over ssh too. Nearly forgot, to get out of emacs the command is: ctrl+x, ctrl+c |
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