On Wed, 7 Sep 2005 18:15:44 -0400 Florin Malita <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ba sa stii ca exact aia fac: > > "When you install a package, a text file is placed > in /var/log/packages. It's named the name of the package and contains > a list of files that belong to that package and where they're > installed. To see what packages are installed on your system, just > ls /var/log/packges. One can also grep for a particular package or > pattern; for example: ls /var/log/packages | grep kde > to see which kde packages are installed." > > http://jmccoy.sdf-us.org/linux/other/pkgmgmt.php > > still ROTFL :) Nu inteleg ce atata agitatie. La cat de "avansat" e package managementul pe slack, fisierele din /var/log/packages au un rol pur informativ, ca orice log de altfel. Le stergi, sistemul va continua sa functioneze ca mai inainte. Daca le-ar fi pus omul prin /var/lib era probabil acuzat ca isi aroga pretentia ca instalpkg, removepkg chiar formeaza un packet manager, iar el cum e un tip modest ... -- Mihai Voica
