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Command to validate all MU's have been applied?

HostaHost

Silver Pleskian
With the endless security patches, is there a command that can be used to verify that all current microupdates have been applied?
 
Hello,

You can check your microupdates installed status through following command.


Code:
cat /root/.autoinstaller/microupdates.xml
 
I'm looking for a way to verify that they have been installed, not that an xml file has a 62 in it. Something like rpm's ability to verify the files that are part of that rpm from metadata, but instead, verify that the files that are part of a microupdate are indeed installed using an online repository or something that can be safe to verify against.
 
At the moment we haven't any methods for MU files verification. It can be done on basis of md5sum verification. Most probably we will publish special script for this purpose soon.
 
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