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Hi,
I am using the apt-get port for Red-Hat, looksgreat, My question. Ias there any way to update individual packages and is there a way to list whats installed?
TIA.
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Red Hat and Apt-Get
Hi,
I am using the apt-get port for Red-Hat, looksgreat, My question. Ias there any way to update individual packages and is there a way to list whats installed?
TIA.
WY
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This may be of some help from the cmd line guide in the Tut's section:
To see if a package is installed: rpm -q [packagename]
ex. rpm -q somepackage
Rpm –q webadmin
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To get info on an installed package: rpm -qi [packagename]
ex. rpm -qi somepackage
If this is not what your looking for let us know because its a good question.Dan
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- 05-19-2003 #3Linux Guru
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Re: Red Hat and Apt-Get
Hiya!
Originally Posted by Wei-Yen
Ok, here is a collection of URL's that should prove useful for learning apt-get for RH, and should also answer your question:
Keeping your system upto date with apt-get:
http://irtfweb.ifa.hawaii.edu/~ao/so...t_updates.html
Graphical Apt-Get (not sure if you will have this in RH):
http://packages.debian.org/stable/admin/gnome-apt.html
Should answer your original question:
http://oncode.info/include/texts.php...inux&text=dpkg
Jason


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