Tom H <tomh0665@gmail.com> writes: >> >> When I run: >> >> $ aptitude search "~S ~i ~Aunstable" >> >> I get a lot more than only the packages that where installed from sid >> though. The installed packages for which the version in Jessie and Sid >> is the same are included in the list too. >> >> Is it possible to create a query in aptitude that shows the packages are >> *really* taken from sid ? > > You can check from where these packages are coming with: > > aptitude search -F "%p %t %v" "~S ~i ~Aunstable" > > %p : name of package > %t : name of archive > %v : version > > Since Sven posted the same search, I have to assume that I haven't > used the wrong short options. I don't have the time to check the > documentation but you could try the long options just in case: > > aptitude search -F "%p %t %v" "?narrow(?installed,?archive(unstable)" I added a missing closing brace, and piped the output to grep, and that gives me the result I want: $ aptitude search -F "%p %t %v" "?narrow(?installed,?archive(unstable))"|grep -v testing As the archive names are now listed in the output, I filter the output further with grep.
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