Hi!
Trying to kill the keyboard, [EMAIL PROTECTED] produced:
> Wolfgang Weisselberg wrote:
> > Trying to kill the keyboard, [EMAIL PROTECTED] produced:
> > > To abstract it a bit, is there a web page that lists the files that exist
> > > in each RPM?
> > That would be impossible ... I do build my own RPMs at times
> Try
> www.rpmfind.net
> There are options to search for a file within an rpm.
You can always use a simple shell script with something along
the lines of:
for i in `rpm -qa`; do # or rpm -qp * ...
echo $i
rpm -ql $i # or .. -qlp $i
echo
done
but I felt the question pertained to all RPMs of one[1]/many/all
distributions or even all RPMs aviable (on the net or not).
I feel it's a mistake to belive there's only a single linux
distribution out there (that uses RPMs). Especially if one
asks such questions abstractly[2]. Especially as I see no
need to publicise every RPM I ever made --- most are
currently just for me and my computer. :-)
-Wolfgang
[1] in which case a search function *should* be supplied.
[2] There should be a page that lists that stuff for all of
RedHat, for example, though, which is probably what was
the unspoken idea behind the question.
