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What Installs ptsname on CentOS Linux?

InsightsBy alexSeptember 10, 2009Leave a comment

On Linux, ptsname is included with glibc by default since glibc 2.1. You can verify that glibc is installed on CentOS Linux by using the below command. Verify glibc Is Installed on CentOS Linux: bash yum list *GLIBC*

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