How to list the files from rpm package by rpm or yum-utils
You can list the files in an RPM package, whether installed or not, in two ways: rpm and repoquery. Here is how to use both commands…
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You can list the files in an RPM package, whether installed or not, in two ways: rpm and repoquery. Here is how to use both commands…
Coova chilli is hotspot software that I believe branched from Chilli hotspot, which appears to have stopped development. RPM files for RedHat Enterprise or CentOS can be hard to find.
Today I repeatedly used yum to install, update, and erase packages. It then hung for a long time during an uninstall. Wondering why it was taking so long, I checked its process…
A collection of RPM repositories useful when you need packages unavailable on the installation media or in the base repository for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and CentOS. RPMforge installation commands: RHEL6 / CentOS-6, i386…
Sometimes you need a package but only a package for another distribution is available. What can you do? This article explains converting RPM to DEB and DEB to RPM…
Use rpm or yum to find which package installed a file or command. yum requires repository access unless the required data is already cached.
On Red Hat systems, use rpm, yum, or up2date to find which RPM package contains a particular file.