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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers FIND function - system wide Post 61404 by DGoubine on Thursday 3rd of February 2005 03:54:58 AM
Old 02-03-2005
Thanks, everyone !
I appreciate your help !
Regards
Dennis Smilie
 

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APT-SHOW-SOURCE(1)					User Contributed Perl Documentation					APT-SHOW-SOURCE(1)

NAME
apt-show-source - Lists source-packages. DESCRIPTION
This program parses the APT lists for source packages and the dpkg status file and then lists every package with a higher version number than the one installed. It may prove very useful if the "deb" entries in your APT sources.list point to stable and the "deb-src" entries point to unstable. With this program you are easily able to find out if there is a newer version of eg. Program XXXX in unstable. COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS
Optional command line parameters are the DPKG Status file to use, the path to APT's list files and a package name. There are also options to display: all source-packages, verbose messages, version-only and command-line help. OPTIONS
-stf FILE, --status-file=FILE Reads installed packages from FILE instead of /var/lib/dpkg/status. -ld DIRECTORY, --list-dir=DIRECTORY DIRECTORY specifies the path to APT's list files, defaults to /var/lib/apt/lists/. -p PACKAGE, --package=PACKAGE Prints out the installed-package/source-package version Information for PACKAGE. --version-only Prints version only if used together with --package. -a, --all Prints out all available source-packages with version. -v, --verbose Prints out verbose messages. -h, --help Prints out command-line help. AUTHOR
Dennis Schoen, dennis@debian.org SEE ALSO
apt(1), dpkg(1) perl v5.8.1 2003-10-12 APT-SHOW-SOURCE(1)
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