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I am trying to find some recently installed rpms on my redhat linux system, Does RPM provide any way to do this?
I have tried
#rpm -qa
But it only provides installed rpms. What are the options available for this?
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$ rpm -q <package-name> --last Example: Below command shows the update history of kernel. For complete package update history use the following command.
Most files pertaining to RPM are kept in the /var/lib/rpm/ directory.
Using an option -q along with the package name will display whether the RPM package is installed or not. The command is as follows: # rpm -q apacheds-2.0. 0.
If you want to know the version of an installed package : rpm -q YOURPACKAGE This works on all RPM systems. On RedHat/Fedora, see yum.
You should try
#rpm -qa --last
it provide a detailed summary of installed rpms with date and time stamp. Hope it helps you.
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