how do i check which package has installed some command
suppose ls , mkdir or whatever ???
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Answer / susheel narayan singh
To see which package has installed.
1- In text mode
# yum list installed
or
# rpm -q
2- Go on graphic mode by pressing ctrl+alt+f7
#pirut
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Answer / vidyakiran
rpm -qa /usr/bin/ls
gives you from which rpm the "ls" command is installed.
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Answer / tyagi
#rpm -qa then enter.
show all package are installed.
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Answer / manoj
rpm -qa | grep <package name>
yum install <package name> it will show already installed
or not if not then it will install
Pirut same as yum
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