Hi;
I used 'yum list recent' to double check a recently updated package. I
found what I wanted. But ...
A couple of questions came to mind:
1. What exactly is yum doing to give me that list?
2. Does it use a 'best after date' or just give the updated /var
package list?
3. If I needed it, how might I write a 'yum list recent' command or
bash script so that it gives the latest update date of a
package?
Just curious.
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Regards Bill
Fedora 10, Gnome 2.24.2
Evo.2.24.3, Emacs 22.2.1
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