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    Package Management

    (CentOS, RedHat, Debian)


     CentOS, RedHat
    1. YUM --> Yellowdog Updater Modified (High Level Tool)
    2. RPM --> Red-hat Package Manage (Low Level Tool)

     Debian
    1. APT --> Advanced Package Tool (High Level Tool)
    2. DPKG --> Debian Package (Low Level Tool)
    1. YUM (Yellowdog Updater Modified)
    • wget  This command used to download binary packages.

    • yum update  This command is used to update all installed packages on the system.

    • yum download [package-name]  This command is used to download a specific package or multiple packages.

    • yum install [package-name]  This command is used to install a specific package or multiple packages.

    • yum remove [package-name]  This command is used to remove a specific package from the system.

    • yum autoremove [package-name]  This command is used to remove a specific package from the system with
    dependency.

    • yum list installed  This command is used to list all installed packages.

    • yum list available  This command is used to list all available packages.

    • yum deplist [package-name]  This command is used to list dependencies of a packages.


    2. RPM (Red-hat Package Manage)
    • wget  This command used to download binary packages.

    • rpm –q [package-name]  This command used to check package install or not in the system.

    • rpm –ivh [package-name]  This command used to install package in system.

    • rpm –evh [package-name]  This command used to uninstall or remove package in system.

    • rpm –qi [package-name]  This command is used to display information about a specific
    package.

    • rpm –v [package-name]  This command used to check for dependencies issues.


    3. APT (Advanced Package Tool)
    • wget  This command used to download binary packages.

    • apt-get update  This command is used to update the local package index.

    • apt-get install [package-name]  This command is used to install a package or multiple packages.

    • apt-get remove [package-name]  This command is used to remove a package from the system.

    • apt-get autoremove  This command is used to remove any packages that were installed as
    dependencies.

    • apt-get purge [package-name]  This command is used to remove a package along with its
    configuration files.

    • apt-cache show [package-name]  This command is used to display detailed information about a
    package, including its dependencies.
    4. DPKG (Debian Package)
    • dpkg -i [package-name.deb]  This command is used to install a package from a .deb file.

    • dpkg -r [package-name]  This command is used to remove a package from the system.

    • dpkg -L [package-name]  This command is used to list all the files that were installed by a
    package.

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