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rpm Command - RPM Package Manager

The rpm command is used to install, query, verify, update, and remove RPM packages on RPM-based systems.

Syntax

rpm [options] [package_file...]

Examples

rpm -ivh package.rpm

Install the specified RPM package with verbose and hash marks.

rpm -q package_name

Query if a package is installed.

rpm -e package_name

Remove an installed package.

Notes

  • rpm is commonly used on Red Hat, CentOS, and Fedora systems.
  • Common options: -i (install), -e (erase/remove), -q (query), -v (verbose), -h (hash marks).

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