Renderproto ppc 0.11.1-1 AIX_Toolbox 18 k > Package renderproto.ppc 0:0.11.1-1 will be installed Renderproto-0.11.1-2.ppc has missing requires of AIX-rpm Running transaction check I have seen we should have tried a yum reinstall renderproto I was wondering if the yum update command should not check if the current package version comes from the AIX TOOLBOX or not ? To check the version of an installed package, you can use the yum command with the -v option. We had to remove manually the package and re-install it under the control of YUM.
With no result as no update was available.īut the package did not come from the AIX TOOLBOX. The yum check command returns an error about the package " renderproto" Var: installed_pkg.We ran the yum check command on an AIX 7.2 lpar. See installed packages: Search for an installed package: See available packages: Search for available packages: See information of a package: Install a. You should be able to make a combined list of all of them using list concatenation and two yum tasks: - yum: YUM stands for Yellowdog Updater, Modified is an open-source command-line front-end package-management utility for RPM based systems such as Red Hat Enterprise. manually installed packages packages that are only installed as a dependency of a manually installed package packages that were installed as part of a group To get a list of 'packages which a user asked for' you can list category (1) from above with sudo dnf repoquery -userinstalled. yum is an interactive, rpm based, package manager. Method-1: How to Check the List of Installed Packages from a Specific Repository on RHEL/CentOS Systems Using the Yum Command You can see these details using the yum command as follows. We can also confirm this by Ansible code source, where the list value is considered in an if. a package: yum remove package Display available updates for installed packages: yum check-update. The list parameter is a string, not a list, as pointed by the documentation, so, if you pass something else than the reserved words - installed, updates, available or repos - it will be considered as a packaged and will probably return your nothing.
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