Hwa-Jin Bae writes:
> I just wanted to confirm that see the same problem now and then.
> It sure would be nice to have a tar image of the "working system" tree
> full of binary files from the creators.
It would be nice to have a lot of things (eg, a fast connection), but
alas, I can't afford one, so this is not possible.
However, the RPM format is quite secure when installing - either it does
or it doesn't. You can get rpm to verify an installation afterwards -
rpm -V package-name. It will list out the files which have been modifed
since installation in table format, each letter:
5 MD5 sum (contents of file)
S File size
L Symlink
T Mtime
D Device
U User
G Group
M Mode (includes permissions and file type)
If you see a 'c' following the table, then that is a configuration file.
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