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Operating Systems Solaris locating additiona apps/sw on Solaris 9 Post 302181658 by bluridge on Thursday 3rd of April 2008 01:53:01 PM
Old 04-03-2008
locating additiona apps/sw on Solaris 9
I was asked to find all of the applications/software/utility programs on a couple of the servers we have here. That does not appear to be a problem as we know most of these stuff are probably put in the /opt or the /usr directory. Is this the only location where these software are put? Is there a command that can be run (native Solaris command?) that can be run and dump all of these apps/sw to a file? I also need to find the version of these apps/sw, and this makes it a little tricky as I don't know much about other non-Sun apps/sw.

If anyone has an idea, please let me know what you all use.

Thanks Much!
 

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