how to know mozilla installed directory

[kelvin philips]

hai
can anybody guide me how to know mozilla installed directoy irrespective of version
is there any environment variable to know mozilla installed version directory,

thanks & Regards
kelvin philips

[s13884]

hello dude

u can check by use of the command "rpm -qa packagename"

if u used fedora core or red hat then rpm is okay.
rpm = redhat package manager.

if you have another distro then lemme know.

packagename = mozilla/firefox/vsfted anythig u want to check the version of any package.

If it's already installed then it will give the ouptput like this
Ex : ftp-2.1.3.5

first check this if it will be okay................. but still u not able to show the version then let me know....

I'll give u the solution.

cheers
Linux Is Rocking

[likwid]

rpm -qa won't tell you where it's installed. If you mean the mozilla binary, type

which mozilla

The which command tells you where a command will be executed from in your path if you just type "mozilla"

If you want to know where related files are installed and you are using rpm, the command is similar to the one above, except it's

rpm -ql mozilla

[s13884]

rpm -qa won't tell you where it's installed. If you mean the mozilla binary, type

which mozilla

The which command tells you where a command will be executed from in your path if you just type "mozilla"

If you want to know where related files are installed and you are using rpm, the command is similar to the one above, except it's

rpm -ql mozilla

hay man "which" command is just to know the location of installed directory

cheers

[likwid]

I'm not sure if you're asking a question or making a statement. The concept of a single "installation directory" isn't valid for most applications in linux. There are libraries, configurations, and binaries that may be stored across different locations on the system. The "which" command takes a look at its argument and tells you from "which" location it would be executed. This is good for determining where a binary might be located. rpm -ql will list all files associated with a package installed via rpm.