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hi,
I have this problem. I run a script to check which version of a given package is installed and I need something returning a meaningfull answer also if the installation was done with the sources. Let's say that, a priori, I do not know how the package was installed. So far I have something working for rpm: rpm -qa. Cheers. gcastell |
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