yum Management

yum

In Fedora and RedHat and SUSE based rpm package manager that enables system administrators interact with finer and automated management RPM packages can be automatically downloaded from the server specified RPM package and install dependencies are automatically handled relations, and install all of the software packages rely on, again and again without cumbersome to download, install

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yum provides search, install, remove one, or all of a set of packages command

Profiles

/etc/yum.conf: providing a common configuration for all warehouse
/etc/yum.repos.d/*.repo: providing configured to point to the warehouse

yum source

Options

-h: displays help information;
-y: all questions are answered "yes";
-c: specify the configuration file;
-q: Quiet mode;
-v: verbose mode;
-d: set debug level (0-10) ;
-e: setting error level (0-10);
-R & lt: a command setting process yum maximum latency;
-C: run entirely from the cache, rather than to download or update any headers

parameter

install: install rpm package;
Update: update rpm package;
the Check-Update: Check for update rpm packages are available;
the Remove: delete the specified rpm package;
List: Displays information packages;
Search: checking package information;
info: displays the specified rpm package descriptions and summary information;
Clean: yum clean up expired cache;
shell: the shell prompt, enter yum;
resolvedep: display rpm package dependencies;
localinstall: local installation rpm package;
localupdate: display local rpm package update;
deplist: show all dependencies rpm package

Examples

Some common commands include:

  • Automatically search for the fastest mirror plug-ins: yum install yum-fastestmirror
  • Yum install a graphical widget: yum install yumex
  • View a list of possible mass installation: yum grouplist
  • Installation
    yum install # fully installed
    yum install package1 # specified installation package installed Package1
    yum groupinsall Setup group group1 group1 #
  • Updates and upgrades
    yum update # total update
    yum update package1 # update package package1 specified
    program yum check-update # Check updatable
    yum upgrade package1 # upgrade the specified package package1
    yum groupupdate upgrade program from group1 group1 #
  • Find and display
    yum info package1 # display the installation package information Package1
    yum List # display all installed and can install the package
    yum list package1 # Display the package installation Package1
    yum GROUPINFO group1 # display program group group1 information yum search string based on key Find a word string installation package
  • Remove Programs
    yum remove | erase package1 # remove packages package1
    yum groupremove # Remove Programs group group1 group1
    yum deplist package1 # viewer package1 rely case
  • Clear the cache
    yum clean packages # purge packages in the cache directory
    headers under the yum clean headers # Clear the cache directory
    yum clean oldheaders # Clear the cache directory under the old headers

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