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Just in case you (or anyone else) is wondering. You can find out which rpm installed a file with rpm -qf <file>. And you can see all the files in an installed r

Just in case you (or anyone else) is wondering. You can find out which rpm installed a file with rpm -qf <file>. And you can see all the files in an installed rpm with rpm -ql <pkg>. I'm also curious about the dpkg equivalent.

sigil 14y ago
> I'm also curious about the dpkg equivalent. dpkg -S /path/to/file
e12e 14y ago
dpkg -L <package> lists files in a package. edit: dpkg -l | --list lists packages, -L|--listfiles lists files in packages (which is why it isn't just dpkg -l)