Download | If you don't want to use rpm for every little package
that you install, instutil is for you. It's a very simple python script that
save into a file basic information about a package that you install. In every
moment you can know what packages you have installed from source and where
they were installed from; since version 0.0.4 instutil support InstallWatch
so that you can have a list of installed files for every package. |
instutil 0.0.7 |
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ChangeLog -Added a config file -Added -T -t -u options -Installwatch-0.6.3 included in the package Probably the next release will come with a frontend, that i'm already writing |
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instutil 0.0.6 |
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ChangeLog - Improvements in InstallWatch log parser, now should be ok - Added -r option, to remove entries from database without unistall them - code cleanup This should be the last 0.0.x release, in the next there will be lots of changes. |
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instutil 0.0.5 |
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Changelog - Code cleanup - Bugfixes in Installwatch log parser - Added "-o" option, similar to "rpm -qf [FILE_NAME]" - Small bugfixes Perhaps InstallWatch will be included in future releases |
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instutil 0.0.4 |
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Features added: - Installwatch support, tested with installwatch 0.6.3 - Removed checkinstall option - Added --file-list option to view the file list for a package Bug Fixes - Fixed "unistall" that was broken in 0.0.3 Simply typing # instutil -i -s you can install a package with installwatch. Instutil will parse installwatch log file and will create a file list for the package; if you want to uninstall a package and the "make uninstall" script fails you can choose to use this list to uninstall the package, however this features should be tested. |
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instutil 0.0.3 |
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Features added: - long list option added - custom command for installation option added Minor changes - created Package class, so that every package is an instance of this class instead of a dictionary - bugfixes |
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instutil 0.0.2 |
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Features added: - package version support - name and version autodetection - now you can change package info at the end of installation - Makefile added with a monitored-installation option - command line option to change package database Installation: Download instutil; Type: # tar xfz instutil-0.0.2 # cd instutil-0.0.2 # make install <== If you want a normal installation (you can change prefix in makefile) # make install-instutil <== If you want an installation made by instutil itself |
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instutil 0.0.1 |
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Installation Utility is a little python script (instutil)
that give you the opportunity of keeping track of packages that you install
from sources. You can choose a name, a description and instutil will save
the installation time and the directory the package was installed from in
a file called "~/.instutil_list". You can uninstall the package just typing
# instutil -u program_name It works only if "make uninstall" is available and the directory is still present. Type # instutil -h for a complete list of options. |
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