04-04-2011
If you "commit" your new filesets when you install them, the old ones are overwritten. If you just "apply" your new filesets, then the old ones are kept in place. The advantage of just "applying" your filesets is that you can see all the older versions you had installed. The disadvantage is that the older filesets take up more space on your disks. I don't think there is any way to see the upgrade dates other than parsing through your /smit.log assuming, of course, that you upgraded through smit.
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dpkg::changelog::parse
Dpkg::Changelog::Parse(3) libdpkg-perl Dpkg::Changelog::Parse(3)
NAME
Dpkg::Changelog::Parse - generic changelog parser for dpkg-parsechangelog
DESCRIPTION
This module provides a single function changelog_parse() which reproduces all the features of dpkg-parsechangelog.
Functions
my $fields = changelog_parse(%opt)
This function will parse a changelog. In list context, it return as many Dpkg::Control object as the parser did output. In scalar context,
it will return only the first one. If the parser didn't return any data, it will return an empty in list context or undef on scalar
context. If the parser failed, it will die.
The parsing itself is done by an external program (searched in the following list of directories: $opt{libdir},
/usr/local/lib/dpkg/parsechangelog, /usr/lib/dpkg/parsechangelog) That program is named according to the format that it's able to parse. By
default it's either "debian" or the format name lookep up in the 40 last lines of the changelog itself (extracted with this perl regular
expression "schangelog-format:s+([0-9a-z]+)W"). But it can be overridden with $opt{changelogformat}. The program expects the content of
the changelog file on its standard input.
The changelog file that is parsed is debian/changelog by default but it can be overridden with $opt{file}.
All the other keys in %opt are forwarded as parameter to the external parser. If the key starts with "-", it's passed as is. If not, it's
passed as "--<key>". If the value of the corresponding hash entry is defined, then it's passed as the parameter that follows.
1.16.0.3 2012-04-17 Dpkg::Changelog::Parse(3)