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03-08-2010 08:57 AM
03-08-2010 08:57 AM
In other words - as in hpux we check bundles and compare with latest patch bundles and make sure it is updated or not - i would like to perform the same thing in linux - pls advice .
Is there a patch bundle for linux as well as other operating systems HP and solaris..?
Thanks Much in advance
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03-08-2010 11:28 AM
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SolutionAs far as I know there's not such thing as patch bundles in Redhat. Closest thing would be minor releases, but that's not really close anyway.
If you want to get a tighter control over package versions installed on your servers you could set up your own local mirror of the RH repositories and make your servers pull their updates from there. Your mirror's snapshot of the RH repository would work as your "patch bundle", so to speak.
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03-08-2010 12:27 PM
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Re: Linux patch question
Also does it give an info about what needs to be updated?
Thanks Much Again
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03-08-2010 06:51 PM
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Re: Linux patch question
#rpm -qa --last
It would list all the patched installed date wise.
BR,
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03-09-2010 12:00 AM
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Re: Linux patch question
# yum check-update
# yum info 'package_name_here'
yum info will tell you some more about the package.
enjoy life.
Jean-Pierre Huc
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03-09-2010 05:55 AM
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Re: Linux patch question
This may be more than you want, but it will work with redhat, tell you when packages were installed.
Patching with RH replaces the binary and shows up as an rpm install with a new version.
rpm -qa --queryformat '%{NAME}%{VERSION}%{RELEASE}.%{ARCH} %{installtime} (%{installtime:date})\n'
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03-09-2010 06:48 AM
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Re: Linux patch question
Thanks for your replies
rpm -qa on redhat as well as suse gave me an output like this
Suse 10.1
patch-2.5.9-160.2
Red 5
patch-2.5.4-29.2.2
Red 3
patch-2.5.4-16
Red 4
patch-2.5.4-20
Are these output represemts the whole patch bundle installed on the system? also how and where do i get or know what would be the current release of the patches for these OS levels
Your input is must respected and appreciated
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03-09-2010 07:08 AM
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Re: Linux patch question
You won't find one single package defining the patch level of the whole system, that only happens when you upgrade to the next minor (or major) version.
The only "patch level" you'll find in RedHat is in /etc/redhat-release. Other than that it's just per-package upgrades that you can check with yum.
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03-09-2010 09:08 AM
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Re: Linux patch question
thank you so much
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03-09-2010 09:10 AM
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Re: Linux patch question
What you are getting there are the installed versions of the "patch" package, which is a program to patchs files with diffs.
Thanks Much
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