How To Determine What’s Installed From A Repository? Home » CentOS » How To Determine What’s Installed From A Repository? July 21, 2015 Jason Warr CentOS 5 Comments ## List installed packages from a repo yumdb search from_repo ‘my-*-repo’
July 21, 2015 Jason Warr CentOS 5 Comments ## List installed packages from a repo yumdb search from_repo ‘my-*-repo’
Try: sudo yum repo-pkgs base info | less Where “base” can be anyh repoid that you have installed. —–Original Message—
YES! This did it! Thank you! This is the problem — my version of yum does NOT have the repo-pkgs command. — ——————————————– MzK “Way down deep, we’re all motivated by the same urges. Cats have the courage to live by them.” — Jim Davis
but “yum repo-pkgs” seems to work only on CentOS-7. It’s good if that’s your distro, but not so great otherwise. but thanks for posting that, I hadn’t yet learned about that option.
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Try:
sudo yum repo-pkgs base info | less
Where “base” can be anyh repoid that you have installed.
—–Original Message—
How about
$ sudo yum list installed | grep
It won
YES! This did it! Thank you!
This is the problem — my version of yum does NOT have the repo-pkgs command.
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MzK
“Way down deep, we’re all motivated by the same urges. Cats have the courage to live by them.”
— Jim Davis
Am 21.07.2015 um 23:39 schrieb Kay Schenk:
rpm -qa –qf ‘%{VENDOR}-%{NAME}\n’ |sort
but “yum repo-pkgs” seems to work only on CentOS-7. It’s good if that’s your distro, but not so great otherwise.
but thanks for posting that, I hadn’t yet learned about that option.