Posts tagged ‘redhat’
building “schroot” on RHEL-5.4
“schroot” is a secure chroot tool that allows a non-privileged user on a system to switch to a chroot in a secure manner. This can be used to set up automated builds etc. that don’t have to run as root.
Unfortunately, RedHat Enterprise doesn’t ship with schroot-packages, so here’s a way to build them: Continue reading ‘building “schroot” on RHEL-5.4’ »
DPKG vs. RPM (part II)
list packages owning a file:
rpm -qf /bin/vi dpkg -S /bin/vi |
DPKG vs. RPM (part I)
lost in a rpm-based distribution?
list files containing “bin” in their path of an installed package:
rpm -ql postfix | grep bin dpkg -L postfix | grep bin |