On Oct 19 2007 09:11, Chris Worley wrote:
>
>I had to fsck recently, and lost+found had ~100 files when complete.
>
>I'd like rpm to go through the disk and identify missing or corrupt
>files, so I can reload the RPMs (maybe automatically).
>
>Is there any way to do that?
rpm -V packagename | grep -P "^missing|^..5"
but note that configuration files (which are valid to have been
modified (5)) will also show up.
Pack up that rpm -V into a rpm -qa loop and perhaps collecting
the output, sort of
list="";
for i in `rpm -qa`; do
rpm -V "$i" | grep -Pq "^missing|^..5" && list="$list $i";
done;
smart reinstall $list
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