Use yum to install package.
Hi, all
If I need to install some package via yum, how can I know if this package is provided by yum? I mean can I learn that what package list yum support? Thanks, |
visit
http://rpm.livna.org and http://freshrpms.net You'll learn alot about it. important commands are yum update yum upgrade yum install yum remove yum search |
If you mean that you want to know what packages are available to install through yum, then you need to use the list option e.g.
Code:
#yum list Code:
yum list | grep -i nameOfPackage |
Thanks, odcheck and reddazz. Thanks for your reply.
To reddazz: If I got following: Code:
[root@localhost ~]# yum list | grep -i fcitx |
Yes, that means that those packages are not available in the repos that you have setup on your system.
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Then if I really wanna install above package, how can I? Is it a easy way for me to modify the repos?
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as I already said:
visit: http://rpm.livna.org and http://freshrpms.net at them to the /etc/yum.repos.d at the both above you can just click on them and they will install via rpm into /etc/yum.repos.d/ automatically then there is atrpms which is also a good source. |
Thanks, odcheck.
Do you mean in the package installation, centos5 corresponding to Fedora 7 (Moonshine)? However, when I check the package list of http://moonshine.freshrpms.net/, I didn't find tomcat, bugzilla or fcitx and so on which I'm interested in. |
Lol... you never said something that you're using CentOS.
Therefor visit http://dag.wieers.com RHEL4 should operate with CentOS I use CentOS as well with dag.wieers should be rpmforge. |
Hey, odcheck
Thanks for help, I used"yum update", and then it seems that I can install fcitx. But I'm not so sure about how to use it, I'm trying to ask some chinese guy to help. :D |
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