On 04/23/2011 07:10 PM, Robert G. (Doc) Savage wrote:
I'm very close to the point where I move up from RHEL5 to RHEL6. I the
five+ months since RHEL6 was released, EPEL6 and Scientific Linux 6 have
both been released. These will give me access to most of the rpm
packages I use that are not available in RHEL6 server.
Because one does not upgrade between major RHEL versions, I cannot just
let the system automatically upgrade what's already installed. To guide
me, I'd like to generate a list of all 2,759 installed packages sorted
by their source repo. But when I run "yum list installed" it doesn't
tell me the repo each package came from.
Is there such an option, even undocumented?
--Doc
You can do a custom query format. rpm --querytags will give you a list
of all the tags that you can query on.
I'd probably start with:
rpm -qa --qf '%{name} %{packager}\n'|sort -k2
%{buildhost} might work too. "Fedora Project" is the packager for EPEL.
There's a likely a way to use the SIG* tags too. However, a number of
packages have gone away or been replaced in the change from RHEL5 to 6.
Hugh
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