I've just read on slashdot that the redhat 6.2 beta has been made
available (although I haven't check for it myself). I've asked about
this before, and now would be a good time to bring this issue up
again...
Can a CHANGES file be provided with this and every release (and
pre-releases) of a new
RPM provides a hook that might give you some of what you want. 'rpm
--changelog -p RPM list will dump the changes associated with a list of
packages. You can use 'diff' to compare the changes from an old release
to a new release to see what's changed.
I see two gotchas to this approach,
Oops. The syntax ought to be 'rpm -q --changelog -p RPM package list'. I
should have checked it before I sent it!
George Karabin wrote:
RPM provides a hook that might give you some of what you want. 'rpm
--changelog -p RPM list will dump the changes associated with a list of
packages. You
