On Mon, 22 Mar 2004, Larry Hall wrote:
> At 11:48 PM 3/22/2004, you wrote:
> >I tested rpm -q -a,and nothing was found.
> >
> >Mostly I compile the source code with make.
> >
> >So how can I found those installed apps(like add/remove in windows)?
>
> 'rpm' only keeps track of packages installed via 'rpm'. Cygwin's setup
> program doesn't currently support that format or use of 'rpm' explicitly
> or otherwise. To find the packages and the versions that setup has
> installed for you, you can use 'cygcheck -s'. See 'man cygcheck' for
> all the options.
> --
> Larry Hall
Actually, "cygcheck -cd" will suffice.
If just a "cygcheck -c" is used, cygcheck will also do some rudimentary
integrity checking on the packages (i.e., verifies that all the files are
present). If a "-v" is given, it will also list the missing files. Note
that due to a non-standard postinstall procedure, some packages (notably
"apache") *will* show up as incomplete.
Igor
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