nothing provides perl(:MODULE_COMPAT_5.26.3) needed by nginx-module-perl-1.16.86_64 Package nginx-mod-stream-1:1.18.86_64 is already installed. Package nginx-mod-mail-1:1.18.86_64 is already installed. Package nginx-mod-http-xslt-filter-1:1.18.86_64 is already installed. Package nginx-mod-http-perl-1:1.18.86_64 is already installed. Package nginx-mod-http-image-filter-1:1.18.86_64 is already installed.
Last metadata expiration check: 0:03:00 ago on Sun 02:19:22 PM EST. All the stuff related to 1.16.1 is installed, including dependencies? All the stuff related to 1.18.0 is removed first, including dependencies.Ģ. If I were to install 1.16.1 manually using the suggestion above (“dnf install nginx-1.16.”), how should I also make sure that:ġ. So, let me know your suggestions and feedback using the comment section. Lastly I hope the steps from the article to yum install specific version of rpm with examples on Linux was helpful. Snippet from my terminal yum install from specific repo This will enable and disable repository only for the provided command ( runtime) and the existing status of these repos would remain same as earlierįor example to yum install from specific repo, I have disabled all other repositories and only using rhel-8-for-x86_64-appstream-rpms to yum install specific version of vim-common rpm ~]# yum -disablerepo=* -enablerepo=rhel-8-for-x86_64-appstream-rpms -y install vim-common-13.el8.So to yum install from specific repo you can enable a repository only to install your rpm and disable all other repositories using -enablerepo and -disablerepo respectively.But it is possible in your case you have multiple repositories which contains different version of same rpm.In our case we have multiple versions of vim-common available but all these rpms are from the same repository rhel-8-for-x86_64-appstream-rpms.Last metadata expiration check: 0:03:37 ago on Sat 03:35:19 PM IST.īash.x86_64 4.4.19-10.el8 install from specific repo If there are no updates available then you will not get " Available Packages" section as you can check here: ~]# yum list bash Snippet from my terminal yum list packages In this example -13.el8 which is newer than -10.el8 is available in my ~]# yum list vim-common.
We will use yum list, which will show the installed package information and also if any newer package version is available.With yum list packages now we know that vim-common is installed already but for yum install specific version, I need the available rpm list with their version details.Vim-common.x86_64 2:-10.el8 we can also use rpm command with a query output ~]# rpm -qa | grep vim-common Now I have a complete list of rpms from the repository which matches vim string, so I can yum search package for the rpm name I plan to ~]# yum list vim-common -installed
#Yum install wget code#
Kakoune.x86_64 : Code editor heavily inspired by Vim Vim-nerdtree-git-plugin.noarch : Plugin of NERDTree showing git status Vim-gitgutter.noarch : Shows a git diff in the gutter and stages/undoes hunks and partial hunks Vim-pathogen.noarch : Manage your runtimepath
Vim-enhanced.x86_64 : A version of the VIM editor which includes recent enhancements Vim-common.x86_64 : The common files needed by any version of the VIM editor Vim-minimal.x86_64 : A minimal version of the VIM editor Geany-plugins- vimode.x86_64 : Vim-mode plugin for Geany Vim-gv.noarch : Git commit browser in Vim vim-filesystem.noarch : VIM filesystem layout Last metadata expiration check: 0:05:47 ago on Sat 03:35:19 PM IST. Updating Subscription Management repositories. Now I wish to install vim-common but let me do a search using vim ~]# yum search vim.To yum search package you can use yum search which will search the enabled repositories with all the rpms and their descriptions matching the provided name.It happens many times we actually are not aware of the rpm name and try to find it in repository with no luck.Do you know the name of the rpm you plan to install?.
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