[K12OSN] How to discover latest packages installed by Yum
Ben Nickell
twinprism at athena.physics.isu.edu
Thu Mar 10 20:24:42 UTC 2005
>>cat /var/log/yum.log
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>Unfortunately, this file on my server is empty. Nothing in it. Maybe
>because I rebooted the server since my last yum update. Is there any
>other way?
>
>Is there a dir where the downloaded packages are kept? Maybe I can
>sort them by date?
>
>
>
Try...
cat /var/log/yum.log .1
or yum.log.2, etc.
or if your logs are compressed.
zcat /var/log/yum.log.1.gz
to see all yum logs and their sizes...
ls -l /var/log/yum*
You could also try, 'ls -latr' (show the latest file last) is the
various directories in /var/cache/yum. The subdirectories here should
correspond with repositories configured in yum.conf. If you have done
a 'yum clean' or something these could be wiped out, so this method
isn't very reliable.
On my system, the packages for the 'updates' repository is in
/var/cache/yum/updates/packages
HTH,
Ben Nickell
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