For example, if repository is not configured or system is not connected with any working repository, the yum command will not work. Yum command automatically resolves dependency and installs all dependent packages with main package.Įven with this disadvantage, the rpm command is still good choice in several situations. While Yum command works with repositories which store all necessary information about packages including dependencies. We have to install all dependent package manually. RPM command works directly with packages, there is no easy way to deal with dependencies. To get the desire functionality we have to install the In that case we have to install that package before this package. Sometime that package may depend on some other package. For a specific functionality, application Usually Linux applications require a collection of packages. What is the order of installation?ĥ- The dnf repoquery command also provides a different list.The biggest difference between yum command and rpm command is the way they deal with dependency hell. Which of them should I install?Ĥ- It seems the list is sorted alphabetically. Where can I get it from?Ģ- Some packages are mentioned multiple times such as systemd-utilsģ- Some packages have multiple variations. I cannot understand some of the requirements:ġ- What is /etc/mime.types? I do not have such a file. It has several requirement: rpm -qpR httpd-2.4.86_64.rpm Then move it to server A and try installing it: rpm -i httpd-2.4.86_64.rpm On a different server where there is an access to the internet, which I call it server B, I download the package: wget The problem is that each RPM has dependencies. Let's say the target application is Apache. My target it to build a shell script file to install a specific version of a local RPM file for an application. I have a minimal CentOS server with no access to the internet.
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