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From: Claudio Roberto Cussuol <claudio@brazilfw.com.br>
Subject: Fwd: Re: How can i see a list of applied p-o-m patches
Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 09:33:05 -0200
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Solved. I did the following:

./runme all > tempfile

As I could not see the messages i pressed enter around fifty times to not=
 apply 
any patch.

Then:

grep ^Testing tempfile

Show me a list with the lines started by Testing, Example:
Testing ipp2p... Not Applied
Testing rpc... Not Applied
Testing string... Applied

That was what i need.



Runme help shows the following option:
-- check   check mode, automaticaly checks if patches are alreay applied.
              produces a logfile: rune.out-check


(Note 2 tipos: alreay and rune.out-check)

However it just does nothing, I tried to run several times and could not=
 find 
the runme.out-check file.