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Old 11-24-2010
Command to see what software installed on linux server

I am using red hat linux server. I need to know what softwares installed on that server.

What command can i use to get this list?

Any help is highly appreciated.
# 2  
Old 11-24-2010
Start with:
Code:
rpm -qa

to locate installed rpm packages.
If you also have a newly installed red hat server of the same version, then you can compare the mount points and directories.
Code:
df

find / -type d -name proc -prune -o -name sys -prune -o -name dev -prune -o -type d -print

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Old 11-24-2010
Thanks!!
 
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