[OT] distro independent program installed?

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    Default [OT] distro independent program installed?

    hi all, i'm working on a distro-independent source based package management system written in ruby and i'm stummped on one thing.

    is there a general, distro-independent way to tell if a package has been installed? i want to be able to support any distro regardless of FHS.

    thanks,
    -t0

    T. Onoma Guest

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    Default Re: [OT] distro independent program installed?

    il Mon, 17 Nov 2003 04:39:48 +0900, "T. Onoma" <transami@runbox.com>
    ha scritto::
    >hi all, i'm working on a distro-independent source based package management system written in ruby and i'm stummped on one thing.
    >
    >is there a general, distro-independent way to tell if a package has been installed? i want to be able to support any distro regardless of FHS.
    I think it does'nt. Possibly you may choose to write a SystemType
    interface and various back-end for the various systems.. or just go
    with 'which', 'locate', 'find' and so on ..

    gabriele renzi Guest

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