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BerkeleyDB: version
Name: talk2kvj Date: January 27, 2004 at 15:34:17 Pacific OS: rh9 linux CPU/Ram: p42.6/256
Comment:
I have got redhat9 installed on my machine. I wanna install BerkeleyDB from source. How can I check the version of berkeley Db installed and the path to its library
Name: 3Dave Date: January 28, 2004 at 02:45:26 Pacific
Reply:
First find the package name, try: $ rpm -qa | grep -i berkeley It should come back with something like "BerkeleyDB-1.2.1". Well, there's your version number, to find the location of the files etc: $ rpm -ql BerkeleyDB-1.2.1
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