Introduction of Redhat installation of RPM package management tools

First, installation

Command format:

Rpm-i (or--install) options file1.rpm ... filen.rpm

Parameters:

file1.rpm ... filen.rpm the name of the RPM package that will be installed

Detailed options:

-H (or--hash) output hash mark (' # ') at installation

The--test is only tested for installation and is not actually installed.

--percent the progress of the installation as a percentage.

--excludedocs does not install document files in the package

--includedocs Installation Documentation

--replacepkgs forced reinstallation of installed packages

--replacefiles replace files that belong to other packages

--force ignores package and file conflicts

--noscripts does not run preinstallation and post-Setup scripts

--prefix installs the package to the path specified by

--ignorearch does not verify the structure of the package

--ignoreos does not check the operating system on which the package runs

--nodeps does not check dependency relationships

--ftpproxy with as an FTP agent

--ftpport Specify the port number for FTP to

Common options

-V Display additional information

-VV Display Debugging Information

--root let rpm make the path specified by "root" so that both the preinstallation program and the post installer are installed in this directory

--rcfile set RPMRC file as

--dbpath Set the path of the RPM data inventory to

Second, delete

Command format:

RPM-E (or--erase) options pkg1 ... pkgn

Parameters

Pkg1 ... pkgn: packages to be removed

Detailed options

--test only test for deletion

--noscripts does not run pre-installation and post-Setup scripts

--nodeps does not check dependencies

Common options

-VV Display Debugging Information

--root let rpm make the path specified by "root" so that both the preinstallation program and the post installer are installed in this directory

--rcfile set RPMRC file as

--dbpath Set the path of the RPM data inventory to