System has no support for gtk python interface

[Richard Bos]

Op zondag 29 januari 2006 16:33, schreef Jeff Johnson:
> FYI: rpm-4.4.4 (which should "work" under smart-0.41) adds forward  
> (for "newer" installed packages)
> and backward (for "older" erased packages) links.
>
> E.g. you can display which packages were erased by a given package  
> install by doing
>
> $ rpm -q --blink popt
> popt-1.10.5-0.6.i386.rpm
>          <= popt-1.10.5-0.4.i386.rpm
>
> which means that popt-1.10.5-0.6.i386.rpm upgraded  
> popt-1.10.5-0.4.i386.rpm.

Hello Jeff,

but what about a simple transaction log in e.g. /var/log, like we have for 
apt:
eos:/var/log> tail apt.log
Sun Dec  4 21:06:37 2005;install;python-qt;3.5.0-8
Sun Dec  4 21:06:37 2005;upgrade;kdeaddons3-konqueror;3.4.2-7 => 3.5.0-5
Sun Dec  4 21:06:37 2005;upgrade;kdemultimedia3-mixer;3.4.2-8 => 3.5.0-7
Sun Dec  4 21:06:37 2005;upgrade;kdebindings3-python;3.4.2-3 => 3.5.0-8

Or do:
eos:/var/log> grep remove apt.log
Tue Jul  5 21:43:44 2005;remove;RealPlayer;10.0.3-5
Sun Dec  4 11:08:16 2005;remove;kdebluetooth;0.0.svn20050814-10

This way it is very easy to track what happened (concerning rpms).  Of course 
this tracking can be done by apt, smart, etc.  but a native transaction 
logging by rpm (in /var/log/rpm.log), would be very much appreciated!


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Richard Bos
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