On Tuesday 07 August 2001 08:37 pm, Todd Tibbetts wrote:
> Good idea. I just tried it out and the problem is reproducible.
> Installing the RPM from tripwire.org created the /etc/tripwire
> directory and config files, and up2date nuked them again when it
> installed. I also got an email off list from someone who said the
> same thing happened to them. Looks like a real problem, although
> chances are it is a problem with the rpm from tripwire.org as several
> people have suggested.
>
> How do I "unpack" or otherwise look inside the .rpm file to see this
> script?
You can use rpm to look at the scripts included in a .rpm file.
Looking at the tripwire.org rpm file:
# rpm -qp --scripts tripwire-2.3-47.i386.rpm
[snip]
postuninstall script (through /bin/sh):
# Delete Tripwire files in bulk where possible, manually where you have
to.
rm -R /etc/tripwire/*
# Delete extra Tripwire directories
rmdir /etc/tripwire
-D
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