rpmforceremove

Therpm-ecommand(--eraseisequivalent)removes,orerases,oneormorepackagesfromthesystem.RPMperformsaseriesofstepswheneveriterasesapackage ...,Thereisa(hidden)configurationoptionthatcanbeplacedinto/etc/yum.confthatwillforceyumtoremoveallunuseddependencieseverytimeyouuninstalla ...,2015年2月6日—Iamnotabletoremovepostgresql93-server-9.3.6-1PGDG.rhel5package.Iamgettingthefollowingerror:[root(at)ZetaSe...

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Using RPM to Erase Packages

The rpm -e command (--erase is equivalent) removes, or erases, one or more packages from the system. RPM performs a series of steps whenever it erases a package ...

How to Force yum (RPM) to Remove Unused ...

There is a (hidden) configuration option that can be placed into /etc/yum.conf that will force yum to remove all unused dependencies every time you uninstall a ...

Can't uninstall RPM package

2015年2月6日 — I am not able to remove postgresql93-server-9.3.6-1PGDG.rhel5 package. I am getting the following error: [root(at)ZetaSearch01 ~]# rpm -qa | ...

how to force removing rpm ignoring "what requires it" but ...

2020年5月27日 — 1 Answer 1 ... No, there is no way. ... It works for yum as well. Share.

Uninstall remove RPM

2011年5月10日 — Since you are using CentOS, you may have yum from my knowledge. I would try the following: $ su -c 'yum remove packageNameHere'.

Properly Remove an RPM Package

force uninstall by rpm

I want to uninstall apache (installed with rpm by red hat 9), but: rpm -e httpd gives me all of the other rpm packages that need httpd. Is there a way.

Uninstalling Using the RPM Installer

Execute the following command to discover the name of the installed package: rpm -qa | grep Micro_Focus · Execute the following command to uninstall the product:

How to remove an RPM file in Linux

2021年7月7日 — To uninstall an RPM package in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, you can use the rpm command with the -e option. Here are the steps to uninstall an RPM ...

3 Ways to Install or Remove an RPM Package

Use rpm -i packagename.rpm to install a package. · To delete a package, use rpm -e packagename.rpm. · You can use other flags with the rpm command to test ...