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How RPM and dnf databases are maintained?
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow to enable package caching in dnf?Saving RPMs installed by dnfHow to revert a `dnf install`?How do I remove the hex suffix from DNF cachedir names on Fedora?tell dnf how to reference an installed libraryWhy doesn't rpm or dnf recognize default perl?How do I mark dnf package as removed?How to differentiate between repo and built packages with dnf?How query custom installed rpm packagednf not working properly on non fedora machine
Does dnf and rpm uses the same database to store details about installed packages.? Can someone mention the path of database created by rpm and dnf?
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Does dnf and rpm uses the same database to store details about installed packages.? Can someone mention the path of database created by rpm and dnf?
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Does dnf and rpm uses the same database to store details about installed packages.? Can someone mention the path of database created by rpm and dnf?
package-management rpm dnf
asked Mar 13 at 17:35
Krishnamoorthi MKrishnamoorthi M
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Does dnf and rpm uses the same database to store details about installed packages.? Can someone mention the path of database created by rpm and dnf?
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package-management rpm dnf
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The RPM database is contained in /var/lib/rpm. DNF is a package manager that installs, updates, and removes packages on RPM-based Linux distributions. It is the successor to YUM (Yellowdog Updater, Modified) and is known as "Dandified Yum". DNF purports to have improved performance and better dependency resolution than its YUM predecessor.
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Does dnf also use database in/var/lib/rpmor it will maintain its own?
– Krishnamoorthi M
Mar 14 at 5:01
Whether you use therpmpackage manager, theyumpackage manager or thednfpackage manager (which supersedesyum) the same underlying database (/var/lib/rpm) is used.
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The RPM database is contained in /var/lib/rpm. DNF is a package manager that installs, updates, and removes packages on RPM-based Linux distributions. It is the successor to YUM (Yellowdog Updater, Modified) and is known as "Dandified Yum". DNF purports to have improved performance and better dependency resolution than its YUM predecessor.
answered Mar 13 at 20:39
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Does dnf also use database in/var/lib/rpmor it will maintain its own?
– Krishnamoorthi M
Mar 14 at 5:01
Whether you use therpmpackage manager, theyumpackage manager or thednfpackage manager (which supersedesyum) the same underlying database (/var/lib/rpm) is used.
– JRFerguson
Mar 14 at 12:18
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The RPM database is contained in /var/lib/rpm. DNF is a package manager that installs, updates, and removes packages on RPM-based Linux distributions. It is the successor to YUM (Yellowdog Updater, Modified) and is known as "Dandified Yum". DNF purports to have improved performance and better dependency resolution than its YUM predecessor.
answered Mar 13 at 20:39
JRFergusonJRFerguson
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Does dnf also use database in/var/lib/rpmor it will maintain its own?
– Krishnamoorthi M
Mar 14 at 5:01
Whether you use therpmpackage manager, theyumpackage manager or thednfpackage manager (which supersedesyum) the same underlying database (/var/lib/rpm) is used.
– JRFerguson
Mar 14 at 12:18
add a comment |
The RPM database is contained in /var/lib/rpm. DNF is a package manager that installs, updates, and removes packages on RPM-based Linux distributions. It is the successor to YUM (Yellowdog Updater, Modified) and is known as "Dandified Yum". DNF purports to have improved performance and better dependency resolution than its YUM predecessor.
answered Mar 13 at 20:39
JRFergusonJRFerguson
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The RPM database is contained in /var/lib/rpm. DNF is a package manager that installs, updates, and removes packages on RPM-based Linux distributions. It is the successor to YUM (Yellowdog Updater, Modified) and is known as "Dandified Yum". DNF purports to have improved performance and better dependency resolution than its YUM predecessor.
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Does dnf also use database in/var/lib/rpmor it will maintain its own?
– Krishnamoorthi M
Mar 14 at 5:01
Whether you use therpmpackage manager, theyumpackage manager or thednfpackage manager (which supersedesyum) the same underlying database (/var/lib/rpm) is used.
– JRFerguson
Mar 14 at 12:18
add a comment |
Does dnf also use database in/var/lib/rpmor it will maintain its own?
– Krishnamoorthi M
Mar 14 at 5:01
Whether you use therpmpackage manager, theyumpackage manager or thednfpackage manager (which supersedesyum) the same underlying database (/var/lib/rpm) is used.
– JRFerguson
Mar 14 at 12:18
Does dnf also use database in
/var/lib/rpm or it will maintain its own?– Krishnamoorthi M
Mar 14 at 5:01
Does dnf also use database in
/var/lib/rpm or it will maintain its own?– Krishnamoorthi M
Mar 14 at 5:01
Whether you use the
rpm package manager, the yum package manager or the dnf package manager (which supersedes yum) the same underlying database (/var/lib/rpm) is used.– JRFerguson
Mar 14 at 12:18
Whether you use the
rpm package manager, the yum package manager or the dnf package manager (which supersedes yum) the same underlying database (/var/lib/rpm) is used.– JRFerguson
Mar 14 at 12:18
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