Publisher: SAMS, 1997, 450 pages
ISBN: 0-672-31105-4
Keywords: System Administration
Take your RPM programming skills to the highest level.
From an introduction to software package management to the step-by-step examples of the Red Hat Package Manager in daily use, thios advanced reference show you how to install and upgrade packages, perform sophisticated RPM database queries, and verify your RPM-based system. In addition to covering RPM from the user perspective, Maximum RPM tells you how to build your own RPM packages. You'll learn the right way to build RPM packages that are easy to use and maintain.
Written in close cooperation with Marc Ewing and Erik Troan, the developers of the RPM technology, Maximum RPM is the official, definitive technical reference to the RPM system. It provides accurate and detailed coverage of RPM's history, philosophy, usage, and internals, from both the user and packager perspective.
The authorative work on RPM. Already obsolete and outdated. Good introduction to the subject, though.
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