Showing posts with label rpm command usage in linux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rpm command usage in linux. Show all posts

Saturday, October 5, 2013

RPM Usage in Linux

1.How to install RPM in linux ?


 #rpm –ivh packagename  // To install a RPM we need to use -i option.

2. How to remove a RPM ?


 #rpm -e packagename  // To remove a RPM file we need to use -e option.

3.How to Upgrade a RPM ?


 #rpm -Uvh packagename // To upgrade a RPM we need to use -U option.

4.How to check installed RPM?

 #rpm -qa packagename   // To list or find a installed RPM we need to use -q option.

5. How to List all files of an installed RPM package

 #rpm -ql packagename   // To list all files of installed rpm we need to use -ql ( query list) option.

6.How to Install a RPM Package Without Dependencies

 #rpm -ivh --nodeps packagename // To install a RPM without any dependencies we need to use --nodeps option.

7.How to check dependencies of RPM Package before Installing

 #rpm -qpR packagename   // To check the dependeny for a RPM we need to use -qpR option.


  -q : Query a package
  -p : List capabilities this package provides.
  -R: List capabilities on which this package depends.

8. How to Check an RPM Signature for a Package?


  #rpm --checksig  packagename.rpm    // We need to use the option --checksig for signature verification.

9. How to List Recently Installed RPM Packages


  #rpm -qa --last   // To list recently installed RPM we need to use --last option

10. How to Query a file that belongs which RPM Package


  #rpm -qf /etc/passwd         // To find a file owned by which package

11.Get the Information of RPM Package Before Installing


  #rpm -qip packagename

12. How to Verify a RPM Package


  #rpm -Vp  // To verify the installed RPM

13.How to List all Imported RPM GPG keys


  #rpm -qa gpg-pubkey*


14. How to Remove an RPM Package Without Dependencies


  #rpm -ev --nodeps packagename // same --nodeps option we need to use