Introduction to installing and uninstalling the upgrade software using RPM in Linux

 

RPM is short for RedHat Package Manager. Although it is called RedHat Package management tool, RPM is used in many linux branch versions. The RPM file-based software installation method is an executable file-based software installation method. The RPM file can be used to install, delete, update, add, and query the software. A Brief Introduction to common RPM parameters:

Rpm-ivh [package name] installation package

Rpm-ivh -- replacepkgs [package name] is forcibly installed, whether or not it has been installed

Run the rpm-q [package name] command to check whether the software package is installed.

Run rpm-qpi [package name] to view the description of the software package.

Rpm-qpl [package name] lists the file information in the software package.

All software packages installed in the rpm-qa Query System

Rpm-qf [file]

Rpm-e [package name] uninstall the Software package

Rpm-e -- nodeps [package name] forcibly deletes a software package and ignores dependencies.

Rpm-I [package name] install the rpm package

You can even use the rpm-I ftp://ftp.pht.com/pub/linux/redhat/MySQL-client-5.1.49-1.glibc23.i386.rpm to download and install the rpm package on the server

Rpm-Uvh [patch package name] upgrade package

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