Redhat finds which rpm package a command belongs to

Table of contents

1. Find which rpm package a command belongs to

1.1. Use the rpm command

2.2. Use the yum provides command

Second, view information about a package

3. View all installation files of a package

Fourth, view the location of a package

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1. Find which rpm package a command belongs to

1.1. Use the rpm command

First, you need to find the location of a certain command. For example, the sar command here is in the location /usr/bin/sar, and then use the rpm command to find that the sar command belongs to the sysstat package.

 

2.2. Use the yum provides command

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Second, view information about a package

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3. View all installation files of a package

rpm -ql sysstat-12.5.4-3.el9.x86_64

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Fourth, view the location of a package