If you want to create and sign RPM packages for Enterprise Linux 5 and 6 you will have to consider some things while creating and using the GPG key so that EL5 systems can also use the signed packages. If you create a GPG key using the standard settings and sign a RPM package under EL6 you will get the following error …

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If you want to have a short overview about which files of installed RPM packages has been altered, you probably don't want to deal with AIDE - a short script should be enough: 1#!/bin/sh 2for i in $(rpm -qa|tr "n" " ") 3do 4 RESULT="$(rpm -vV $i)" 5 if [ "$?" != "0" ]; then 6 …

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