SLES11 SP3 with all current patches (including whatever are for zypper & Co). “zypper se -t patch” correctly shows installed patches (with status “i”) but does not display patch version. “zypper se -t patch -s” displays patch version but does not show installed status. As consequence, “zypper se -t patch -s -i” does not display anything.
“zypper info -t patch slessp3-bla” cirretly shows status as installed.
I have another system running SLES11 SP2 and here “zypper se -t patch -s -i” works as expected - it shows long listing of installed patches with their versions.
Anyone observed it?
[QUOTE=aborzenkov;20660]SLES11 SP3 with all current patches (including whatever are for zypper & Co). “zypper se -t patch” correctly shows installed patches (with status “i”) but does not display patch version. “zypper se -t patch -s” displays patch version but does not show installed status. As consequence, “zypper se -t patch -s -i” does not display anything.
“zypper info -t patch slessp3-bla” cirretly shows status as installed.
I have another system running SLES11 SP2 and here “zypper se -t patch -s -i” works as expected - it shows long listing of installed patches with their versions.
Anyone observed it?[/QUOTE]
Hi
Probably changes in libzypp, instead use;
zypper pch
zypper pch |grep "Installed"
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Probably changes in libzypp[/quote]
As in “it is not a bug, it is a feature”? Unfortunately customer has only subscription, so I guess opening the case is not an option …
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zypper pch
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Yes, that works.