ping/nslookup - which rpm package?

[Joffer]

Sorry for having to ask this, but which rpm package(s) contains the ping and
nslookup command? I haven't installed it when I installed the server
apparantly.

An "easy" answer would probably which rpm command to use to check the Trustix
rpms for xxxx file? (I've got all TSL RPMs on the disk)

rpm -some_options the_file_I_seek *.rpm
or something like this. This way I won't have to ask again the next time. I
have tried a lot of different options but haven't managed to locate the right
one yet...

/Christopher Thorjussen

[Rönnblom Janåke /Teknous]

Post by Joffer
Sorry for having to ask this, but which rpm package(s) contains the ping and
nslookup command? I haven't installed it when I installed the server
apparantly.
An "easy" answer would probably which rpm command to use to check the Trustix
rpms for xxxx file? (I've got all TSL RPMs on the disk)
rpm -some_options the_file_I_seek *.rpm
or something like this. This way I won't have to ask again the next time. I
have tried a lot of different options but haven't managed to locate the right
one yet...

Another RPM command would be to check what package a specified file
is member of:

***@disco ~$ rpm -qf /usr/bin/nslookup
bind-utils-8.2.6-1tr
***@disco ~$ rpm -qf /bin/ping
iputils-0.0.20001011-1tr



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[Gerald Dachs]

Another RPM command would be to check what package a specified file is
bind-utils-8.2.6-1tr
iputils-0.0.20001011-1tr

for this you have to have it already installed and he has not.

currently I can't check it, but I don't believe that
rpm -qf /usr/bin/nslookup -p /mnt/cdrom/*
works :(

Gerald

[Rönnblom Janåke /Teknous]

Post by Gerald Dachs
for this you have to have it already installed and he has not.

Ofcourse he has :)

Who hasn't got multiple servers running trustix?

Anyway this should work then:

rpm -qp --queryformat [%{filenames} *** %{name}\n]
/home/ftp/pub/mirror/Trustix/trustix-1.5/i586/Trustix/RPMS/*rpm | grep
nslookup

should give you the packagename also

=====================================================
Janåke Rönnblom
SKERIA Utveckling AB (Teknous)
Assistentgatan 23
931 77 Skelleftea (Sweden)
-----------------------------------------------------
Phone : [phone]
Mobile : [phone]
Fax : [phone]
URL : http://skeria.skelleftea.se
-----------------------------------------------------
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[Joffer]

Post by Rönnblom Janåke /Teknous
Who hasn't got multiple servers running trustix?

I do :)

Post by Rönnblom Janåke /Teknous
rpm -qp --queryformat [%{filenames} *** %{name}\n]
/home/ftp/pub/mirror/Trustix/trustix-1.5/i586/Trustix/RPMS/*rpm | grep
nslookup
should give you the packagename also

Just what I was looking for.

Thanks everyone, both for package and rpm command help.

/Christopher Thorjussen

[Tor Hveem]

Post by Joffer
Sorry for having to ask this, but which rpm package(s) contains the ping
and nslookup command? I haven't installed it when I installed the server
apparantly.
An "easy" answer would probably which rpm command to use to check the
Trustix rpms for xxxx file? (I've got all TSL RPMs on the disk)
rpm -some_options the_file_I_seek *.rpm
or something like this. This way I won't have to ask again the next time. I
have tried a lot of different options but haven't managed to locate the
right one yet...

you could maybe do a rpm -qpl /mnt/disk_with_rpms/*.rpm | grep ping
or even rpm -qpl `ls /mnt/disk_with_rpms/*` | grep ping

TH

Post by Joffer
/Christopher Thorjussen
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[Gerald Dachs]

Post by Joffer
Sorry for having to ask this, but which rpm package(s) contains the
ping and nslookup command? I haven't installed it when I installed the
server apparantly.
An "easy" answer would probably which rpm command to use to check the
Trustix rpms for xxxx file? (I've got all TSL RPMs on the disk)
rpm -some_options the_file_I_seek *.rpm
or something like this. This way I won't have to ask again the next
time. I have tried a lot of different options but haven't managed to
locate the right one yet...

you could maybe do a rpm -qpl /mnt/disk_with_rpms/*.rpm | grep ping or
even rpm -qpl `ls /mnt/disk_with_rpms/*` | grep ping

This will not help him, because he wouldn't see in which package it is,
I think there was already a working answer on his question.
Gerald