(Jun 17 2005 18:29) Christian Haugan Toldnes wrote:
> If you also want a list of files on the system not owned by any package,
> you can do something like:
>
> for file in `find / -type f | grep -v "^/home/users"`; do
> rpm -qf $file || echo $file
> done
>
> This will give you a list of files on the system not owned by any
> package installed. Together with 'rpm -V' and 'swup --list-alien' you
> should get a good overview of the status of your system.
Should be:
for file in `find / -type f | grep -v "^/home/users"`; do \
rpm -qf $file > /dev/null || echo $file \
done
Beware that many files are generated by installed software, specially is
this true for files in /var.
c
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Christian H. Toldnes
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