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>>> wichert@wiggy.net wrote a 0.5KB message. i replied ..........................
> Previously B.C.J.O wrote:
> > I had assumed that this list had died.
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> It seems to refuse to die :)
I dont see any particular reason why the list should die..
Here's a topic:
What are your favorite home-grown hardening techniques?
By home-grown, I mean that you're not just downloading bastille..
I'm thinking about serious do-it-yourselfness..
## My answer
It seems that no matter what you install during the manual
install, you always seem to end up with packages you don't need ..
- Using RPM to simplify installed software:
## 1. Dump listing
$ rpm -qa >inventory.orig
## 2. Select packages for removal
$ cp -f inventory.orig packages.rm
$ vi packages.rm
###################################################################
#
## At this point packages.rm should list rpm's for removal
## Knowing what is important and what isn't takes a fair
## amount of insight. Be careful of what you choose.
## Triple check the list line-by-line .
#
###################################################################
## 3. Test removal to see if anything important is going to break
$ xargs < packages.rm rpm -e
## 4. If you're really sure you know what you're doing, force it
$ xargs < packages.rm rpm -e --nodeps
## 5. See what you really removed
$ rpm -qa >packages.current
$ diff inventory.orig packages.current
Best,
_Michael.
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