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Rennie deGraaf schreef: |
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> What command does one use to find what package(s) provide a particular |
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> file, given that that particular file is not present on my system? For |
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> example, I need a program called "foobar", but don't know what package |
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> provides it. Under Fedora, I'd use "yum provides foobar"; what command |
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> should I use under Gentoo? |
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> |
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> Something like "esearch foobar" searches package titles, not contents. |
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> So, if I was searching for "vi", I'd get all sorts of stuff that has |
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> nothing to do with the editor "vi", but happens to have the substring |
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> "vi" in its name. And if I was searching for "libfoobar.so", then I |
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> might not find any matches, since that file might be in a package called |
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> "foobar". In other words, "esearch foobar" doesn't do what I want. |
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> Thanks, |
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> Rennie |
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equery belongs equery |
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[ Searching for file(s) equery in *... ] |
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app-portage/gentoolkit-0.2.1_pre5 (/usr/bin/equery) |
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app-portage/gentoolkit-0.2.1_pre5 |
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(/usr/share/doc/gentoolkit-0.2.1_pre5/equery) |
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:-) |
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HTH, |
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Holly |
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