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Message-ID: <3FA7A28B.9060803@instable.net>
From: p00p at instable.net (|reduced|minus|none|)
Subject: Fw: Red Hat Linux end-of-life update and transition
 planning

> - Listing installed "packages" on the machine; slackware documentation 
> shows how to install, update, and remove but not query installed 
> packages for version information 
> (http://www.slackware.com/config/packages.php.)  How would I get a list 
> of all the packages installed with name, version and summary information 
> in csv format?  One RedHat 'linux "power user"' way would be rpm -qa 
> --qf '%{NAME},%{VERSION},%{SUMMARY}\n'
>
i'm not sure about the format, but swaret will list packages.
'swaret --list'
http://www.swaret.org for the newest version, or get a slightly outdated 
version in slackware/extra

> - Automate patch and package deployment for a large install base?  A 
> couple of RedHat ways would be up2date with the satellite server or 
> autorpm.
> 

again, swaret can easily do that. a cron job would work quite nicely.


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