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[ILUG] How to list :Opensuse 10.2 installed rpms

[ILUG] How to list :Opensuse 10.2 installed rpms

Frank Murphy frankly3d-weblists at hotmail.com
Tue Dec 12 12:57:15 GMT 2006


Josh Glover wrote:
> On 12/12/06, Frank Murphy <frankly3d-weblists at hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> Is [it] possible [...] to list all installed rpm(s), their 
>> dependencies, and common
>> name if possible. (and are they used/necessary)
>>
>> rpm -qa|xargs rpm -i --whatrequires
>>
>> Am I close with above?
> 
> Why not try it out and see if it does what you want. Try:

Did that

> 
> rpm -qa | head -10 | xargs rpm -qi --whatrequires
> 
> (note I added a 'q' to your second rpm command--pretty sure that is 
> required)
> 
> This will give you output for a small sample size. If it is what you
> want to see, blast it out for all your RPMs. :)
> 
> -Josh

This was the puppy.
rpm -qa | head  | xargs rpm -qi --whatrequires

had to drop "-10" to test
Gave me a list of prms not owned by anything

Frank




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