Rpm doesn't keep track of install-time flags per se, *but* it does keep track
of file states in packages. So you can find out which packages have
non-installed files, and which of those files are docs.
```
rpm -qa --qf "[%{=name} %{filestates:fstate}\n]"|sort -u|grep -i "not installed"
```
That'll give you packages with files that were skipped due to some install
policy, nodocs being the most common of course. To only list documentation, one
could use something like this:
```
rpm -qa --qf "[%{=name} %{filestates:fstate} %{fileflags:fflags}\n]" |sort
-u|grep "not installed d"
```
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