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Hi all, I can use the command "tree" and I was told I have to download and install the "tree" package somewhat like "tree-whatever-version.rpm". But I can't find it anywhere. ...
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    Where to download tree-whatever-version.rpm fpr RH EL 4?

    Hi all,

    I can use the command "tree" and I was told I have to download and install the "tree" package somewhat like "tree-whatever-version.rpm". But I can't find it anywhere.

    Someone can help?

    Regards

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    You're talking about the little command line utility to display directories/files in a tree-like format?

    If you can use the command, it's already installed. Check with
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    rpm -q tree
    In general, I recommend installing yum for package management. I don't know red hat too well, but I believe RHEL5 includes yum, but RHEL4 does not.
    Howto: Install yum On RHEL 4 | PinoyTux Weblog

    If a package isn't available in the repos, there are sites like rpm.pbone.net where you can often find what you're looking for.

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    The first thing I have to do is to download the package "tree" for RHEL 4. But I can't find it anywhwre.

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    Hi Thomas,

    Use the site RPM Search to download the package that you are in need.

    Regards
    Siva

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    I did use rpm to search the package I want. But I couldn't find it.

    I enter "tree" and click search, but I got a very very long list which is not "tree_xxx.prm"

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