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thinman 02-17-2019 10:55 PM

why my firewalld shows 2 output
 
i'm still new and learning about centOS 7 ..


then when i explore on my centOS 7 PC, i'm just wondering after i run the command rpm -qa | grep firewalld it shows 2 output:


firewalld-0.5.3-5.el7.noarch
firewalld-filesystem-0.5.3-5.el7.noarch




i mean i watch Youtube centOS7 tutorials but in it, it only shows 1 output which is firewalld-0.5.3-5.el7.noarch


i'll cheerish a lot if you can help me :)




thanks.

ferrari 02-17-2019 11:11 PM

Since you're a CentOS user....

https://centos.pkgs.org/7/centos-x86...oarch.rpm.html
Quote:

This package provides directories and rpm macros which
are required by other packages that add firewalld configuration files.
It may (or may not) be required, depending on what other software is installed that interfaces to firewalld. I note the following is mentioned...
Quote:

Required By
Name
fence-virt
firewalld
icecream
kdeconnectd

syg00 02-17-2019 11:52 PM

Help yourself - packages can be queried from a terminal
Code:

dnf info firewalld-filesystem
See the manpage.

jsbjsb001 02-18-2019 05:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by syg00 (Post 5963456)
Help yourself - packages can be queried from a terminal
Code:

dnf info firewalld-filesystem
See the manpage.

syg00, CentOS still uses yum, and not dnf yet. So that would actually be the following instead;

Code:

yum info firewalld-filesystem

syg00 02-18-2019 05:27 AM

Oops - thanks for that. Believe it or not I have actually installed CentOS 7, but it didn't last long. Obviously ... :eek:

jsbjsb001 02-19-2019 12:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by syg00 (Post 5963525)
Oops - thanks for that. Believe it or not I have actually installed CentOS 7, but it didn't last long. Obviously ... :eek:

Well, dnf is coming to CentOS, it's only a matter of time. I can't say what CentOS's developers are thinking, but I'd expect that it might be when the CentOS 8.x series are released, that yum will be replaced by dnf. From what I've seen, most of the options are the same or very similar anyway.


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