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Rpm list installed packages
Rpm list installed packages









rpm list installed packages

Example 4: How to Use hash(-h) option with RPM Command If you want to see the operations of running rpm command then it is always a good idea to run all rpm commands with verbose(-v) option enabled. Example 3: How to Use verbose(-v) Option with RPM Command Here we are installing EPEL Repository package directly from the URL. If you want to install any rpm package from some direct URL then you need to use rpm -i command. Example 2: How to Install a Package Using RPM Command For more information Please check Step by Step: How to Add User to Sudoersto provide sudo access to the User. Please note that here I am using root user to run all the below commands.You can use any user with sudo access to run all these commands.

rpm list installed packages

  • Example 25: How to Check the Man Page of rpm command.
  • Example 24: How to Check all the Options available with RPM Command.
  • Example 23: How to Query the List of Configuration Files for a Command.
  • Example 22: How to Query the List of Configuration Files for a Package.
  • Example 21: How to Query a Package before Installation.
  • rpm list installed packages

  • Example 20: How to Verify a Specific RPM Package.
  • Example 19: How to Check the Signature of RPM Package.
  • Example 18: How to Check the Package name of a Linux Command.
  • Example 17: How to Check the Installation Path of a Linux Package.
  • Example 16: How to Check the Dependencies of a Package before Installation.
  • Example 15: How to Check all the Recently Installed Packages.
  • Example 14: How to Remove RPM Package from Linux Server.
  • Example 13: How to Install Package without its dependencies in Linux.
  • Example 12: How to Upgrade a Package in Linux.
  • Example 11: How to Check all Imported GPG Key.
  • Example 10: How to Verify All the Installed RPM Packages.
  • Example 9: How to Query Documentation of an Installed Package.
  • Example 8: How to Query Documentation of an Installed Command.
  • Example 7: How to Remove a Package without removing any of its dependencies.
  • Example 6: How to Query Specific Package from RPM DB.
  • Example 5: How to Check all the Packages installed in RPM DB.
  • Example 4: How to Use hash(-h) option with RPM Command.
  • Example 3: How to Use verbose(-v) Option with RPM Command.
  • Example 2: How to Install a Package Using RPM Command.
  • Example 1: How to Check RPM Command Version.
  • Practical and Useful RPM Command Examples in Linux.










  • Rpm list installed packages