Juho Schultz wrote:
> I think return values should be used for communication between
> functions. Maybe something like this could work for you (not tested).
>
> def checkForRpm(rpmname):
> #
> # Strings with 0 lenght are False
> if output:
> print output
> else:
> p
Phoe6 wrote:
> Hi all,
> Part of my script is to check for pre-requisite rpms to be
> installed.
> If its installed, I just display the rpm version as in rpm database,
> otherwise I output a message saying:
> ' rpm is not installed' and collect the rpm name in a list
> (notInstalled).
> At
Hi all,
Part of my script is to check for pre-requisite rpms to be
installed.
If its installed, I just display the rpm version as in rpm database,
otherwise I output a message saying:
' rpm is not installed' and collect the rpm name in a list
(notInstalled).
At the end if the len(notInstal
