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Hi,
Is there a way to verify all installed virtualmin packages without upsetting a typical installation?
For example, in rpm-based systems you could do:
rpm -Va
to verify all installed packages. On debian-based systems, you can use
sudo debsums -c
or
sudo debsums_init
to check for changed files or re-install and verify all packages.
The question is, because virtualmin, webmin etc installs custom versions of typical server packages, is it a risk to run an automated re-install like this?
Thanks.
Howdy,
Virtualmin primarily uses packages provided by your distro, though in a handful of cases, will provide packages from the software.virtualmin.com repo.
However, that's a normal repository, and is setup for use by yum/apt.
It should be no problem to verify the packages as you normally would.
-Eric