Check in the "World" favorites file. It should be in /var/cache/db ...?
You can do a "locate world" and it'll give you a good indication of the file.
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From: Joshua Banks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 7:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [gentoo-user] How to list all installed packages?
Whats the command to list all installed packages?
Thanks, JBanks
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This is not public yet but it's a script I've been working on for a few weeks.
save it to your HD, give it execute permissions and then type:
./tracker.sh -s -c
This will produce a CSV file in the same dir named tracker.output. Suck this into Excel and it will show you everything installed on your machine.
./tracker.sh -h will give you more info. If you are bored, read the code.
HTH, =C=
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#!/bin/bash # # Name: # tracker.sh # # Author: # Cal Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> # # Description : # Client part of ebuild Tracker. # Run it in a cron job every night or call it after every emerge. Either way it # gathers all the ebuilds installed on this machine and transmits them to the # server for processing. # # Copyright: # (c) 2003 Cal Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> # # License : # GPL 2.0 # # Requirements : # curl (net-ftp/curl) # md5sum (sys-apps/textutils) # # Examples: # ./tracker.sh -v -s # Verbose Stand-alone mode # # ./tracker.sh -s -c # Stand-alone mode, create the standard CSV output file that can be imported # into a spreadsheet. # # ./tracker.sh -S billy.bobs.tracker.server.com # Gather the info and upload to billy.bobs.tracker.server.com # # TODO: # Need to pass in authentication information when updating the server. # Capture machine profile # # NOTES: #=============================================================================== # Version 1.0 : Thursday, July 24, 2003 # Initial Coding Began. # # Version 1.1 : Saturday, August 02, 2003 # Changed the way that ebuilds are gathered. # # Version 1.2 : Wednesday, September 03, 2003 # Copied the parser routine from masterTracker.sh. It's much faster than the # original. # ################################################################################ # # DEFAULTS. If you don't want to pass information in on the command line then # set these to what you want them to be in the config file. DON'T CHANGE THESE! # DEFAULTTRACKERSERVER="192.168.0.122" DEFAULTURL="/tracker.php" DEFAULTPROTOCOL="http://"; DEFAULTOUTPUTFILE=./tracker.output DEFAULTCONFIGFILE=/etc/ebuildTracker/ebuildTracker.conf SOURCEDIR=/var/db/pkg/
#
# Init needed variables
#
TRACKERSERVER=""
URL=""
PROTOCOL=""
OUTPUTFILE=""
KERNEL=""
MACHINENAME=""
ACCOUNTID=""
MACHINEID=""
CHECKSUM=""
STANDALONEMODE=0
VERBOSEMODE=0
REGISTERMODE=0
CSVOUTPUTMODE=0
#
# If we have a config file, source it.
#
if [ -a $DEFAULTCONFIGFILE ]
then
. $DEFAULTCONFIGFILE
fi
#
# Functions
#
print_usage() {
cat << EOT
tracker.sh - Client portion of the ebuildTracker system
(c) 2003 Cal Evans ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Released under GPL 2.0
(http://www.calevans.com/ebuildTracker)
./tracker.s [-h] [--help]
[-s] [--stand-alone]
[-v] [--VERBOSEMODE]
[[-S] [--server] SERVER]
[[-c] [-csv-output] FILENAME]
[[-r] [-register] ACCOUNTID]
EOT
}
print_help() {
print_usage
cat <<EOT
-h
--help
This message
-s
--stand-alone
Stand alone mode. Do not try to upload information to a server.
-S
--server SERVER IP or SERVER NAME
If connecting to a tracker server you can specify the ip address or the name of
the
server here. If not specified, it will connect to the default in the code.
-v
--VERBOSEMODE
Display all the information gathered in a cryptic manner only discernable by
true geeks.
-c
--csv-output FILENAME
Write the information to a file name FILENAME in CSV format.
-r
--register ACCOUNTID
Register server with a tracker server. This will collect some initial information
about the server and hand back a hash to identify the machine for future
connections. If available. The hash will be stored in
/etc/ebtracker/ebtracker.conf. You must supply an account id when you
register a server.
Examples:
./tracker.sh -v -s
VERBOSEMODE Stand-alone mode
./tracker.sh -s -c
Stand-alone mode, create the standard CSV output file
./tracker.sh -S billy.bobs.tracker.server.com
Upload the data to billy.bobs.tracker.server.com
EOT
exit 0
}
verify_dep() {
needed="curl mktemp cat rm awk ebuild md5sum hostname"
for i in `echo $needed`
do
type $i > /dev/null 2>&1 /dev/null
if [ $? -eq 1 ]
then
echo "I am missing an important component : $i"
echo "Cannot continue, sorry, try to find the missing one..."
exit 3
fi
done
}
#
# Process Command line parameters
#
while test $# -gt 0
do
case "$1" in
-h|--help)
print_help
exit 0
;;
-s|--stand-alone)
STANDALONEMODE=1
;;
-S|--server)
if [ -n "$SERVER" ]
then
echo "Only one tracker server can be
specified."
echo ""
print_help
exit 3
fi
# Need some checking here to make sure this is
not a parameter.
shift
TRACKERSERVER=$1
;;
-v|--VERBOSEMODE)
VERBOSEMODE=1
;;
-r|--register)
if [ $STANDALONEMODE -eq 1 ]
then
Echo "Standalone mode ignored for
registering."
STANDALONEMODE=0;
fi
if [ $CSVOUTPUTMODE -eq 1 ]
then
Echo "CSV Output mode ignored for
registering."
CSVOUTPUTMODE=0;
fi
if [ -n "$ACCOUNTID" ]
then
echo "Only one account id can be
specified."
echo ""
print_help
exit 3
fi
REGISTERMODE=1
# Need some checking here to make sure this is
not a parameter.
shift
ACCOUNTID=$1
;;
-c|--csv-output)
if [ -n "$OUTPUTFILE" ]
then
echo "Only one output file can be
specified."
echo ""
print_help
exit 3
fi
CSVOUTPUTMODE=1
# Need some checking here to make sure this is
not a parameter.
shift
OUTPUTFILE=$1
;;
esac
shift
done
#
# Set some defaults
#
if [ -z $TRACKERSERVER ]
then
TRACKERSERVER=$DEFAULTTRACKERSERVER
fi
if [ -z $URL ]
then
URL=$DEFAULTURL
fi
if [ -z $PROTOCOL ]
then
PROTOCOL=$DEFAULTPROTOCOL
fi
if [ $CSVOUTPUTMODE -eq 1 ]
then
if [ -z $OUTPUTFILE ]
then
OUTPUTFILE=$DEFAULTOUTPUTFILE
fi
fi
#
# Check to make sure we have all of the necessary commands.
#
verify_dep
#
# We need a couple of temp files
#
TMPFILE=$(mktemp /tmp/tracker.XXXXXX)
OUTFILE=$(mktemp /tmp/tracker.XXXXXX)
#
# Make sure we cleanup any messes.
#
trap 'rm $TMPFILE $OUTFILE; exit' 0 1 2 3 15
#
# Gather Server wide info
#
KERNEL=$(uname -a | gawk '{print $3}')
#
# Register Mode Processing
#
if [ $REGISTERMODE -eq 1 ]
then
MACHINENAME=$(hostname)
if [ -a $DEFAULTCONFIGFILE ]
then
# I confess my ignorance. I do not know how to test for a file NOT
# existing.
# I tried [ ! -a $DEFAULTCONFIGFILE ] and it did not work.
# Help here would be appreciated.
# This line exists because the else won't fire unless there is
SOMETHING
# between the then and the else. This is my version of a NOOP.
echo > /dev/null
else
`mkdir -p $(dirname $DEFAULTCONFIGFILE)`
`touch $DEFAULTCONFIGFILE`
fi
if [ $(grep MACHINENAME $DEFAULTCONFIGFILE|wc -l) -eq 0 ]
then
echo MACHINENAME=$MACHINENAME >> $DEFAULTCONFIGFILE
fi
if [ $(grep MACHINEID $DEFAULTCONFIGFILE|wc -l) -eq 1 ]
then
echo "This machine already has a machine id."
exit 3
fi
MACHINEID=$(curl -s -F register=yes -F accountid=$ACCOUNTID -F
machinename=$MACHINENAME $PROTOCOL$TRACKERSERVER$DEFAULTURL)
if [ $? -gt 0 ]
then
echo "Curl reported an error connecting to the server."
exit 3
fi
if [ $(echo $MACHINEID | grep ERROR | wc -l) -eq 1 ]
then
echo "ERROR MESSGE FROM $TRACKERSERVER"
echo $MACHINEID
exit 3
fi
if [ ${#MACHINEID} -lt 1 ]
then
echo "You did not receive a valid response from the tracker server.
Please try again."
exit 3
else
echo MACHINEID=$MACHINEID >> $DEFAULTCONFIGFILE
echo ACCOUNTID=$ACCOUNTID >> $DEFAULTCONFIGFILE
fi
exit 0
fi
#
# Output the machine info.
#
echo "machine,$MACHINENAME,$KERNEL" >> $OUTFILE
#
# Gather all the packages in both SYSTEM and WORLD.
# To the best of my knowledge this is a complete list of everything installed
# on the system.
#
if [ $VERBOSEMODE -eq 1 ]
then
echo "Gathering ebuilds."
fi
for item in $(find $SOURCEDIR -iname "*.ebuild"); do HOLDING=${item#$SOURCEDIR}&& echo
${HOLDING%/*} >> $TMPFILE ;done
# Now process the list.
if [ $VERBOSEMODE -eq 1 ]
then
echo "Procesing the lists."
fi
#
# Currently ALL categories have a - in them and all other directories in
# portage don't. This filters out skel, eclass, distfiles, etc.
#
for ITEM in $(find $SOURCEDIR -iname "*.ebuild" | grep '-')
do
ITEM=${ITEM#$SOURCEDIR}
CATEGORY=${ITEM##/}
CATEGORY=${CATEGORY%%/*}
PACKAGE=${ITEM##*/}
PACKAGE=${PACKAGE%.ebuild}
PKGLENGTH=${#PACKAGE}
VERSION=${PACKAGE##*-}
REVISION=${VERSION##*-r}
if [ ${REVISION:0:1} = 'r' ]
then
REVISION=${REVISION##*r}
PACKAGE=${PACKAGE%-$VERSION}
VERSION=${PACKAGE##*-}
else
REVISION=""
fi
PACKAGE=${PACKAGE%-$VERSION}
if [ $VERBOSEMODE -eq 1 ]
then
echo "ORIGINAL = " $ITEM
echo "CATEGORY = " $CATEGORY
echo "PACKAGE = " $PACKAGE
echo "VERSION = " $VERSION
if [ -n $REVISION ]
then
echo "REVISION = " $REVISION
fi
echo
fi
#
# Final output
#
echo "ebuild,$CATEGORY,$PACKAGE,$VERSION,$REVISION" >> $OUTFILE
done
#
# If a csv output has been requested then create it.
#
if [ $CSVOUTPUTMODE -eq 1 ]
then
cp $OUTFILE $OUTPUTFILE
fi
#
# If not in STANDALONEMODE mode, then post the entire thing with curl.
#
if [ $STANDALONEMODE -eq 0 ]
then
if [ $VERBOSEMODE -eq 1 ]
then
echo "Contacting $TRACKERSERVER to upload results."
fi
CHECKSUM=$(md5sum < $OUTFILE)
RESULTS=`$(curl -s -F [EMAIL PROTECTED] -F accountid=$ACCOUNTID -F
machineid=$MACHINEID -F checksum="$CHECKSUM" $PROTOCOL$TRACKERSERVER$URL)`
if [ $VERBOSEMODE -eq 1 ]
then
echo "Results:"
echo $RESULTS
fi
if [ $? -gt 0 ]
then
echo "curl reported an error connecting to the server."
exit 3
fi
fi
#
# Final cleanup
#
exit 0
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