Commands Help : yum

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[SYNOPSIS] yum OPTION COMMAND PACKAGE
command
installInstall a package or packages on your system
# yum install package
updateUpdate a package or packages on your system
# yum update package
removeRemove the packages
# yum remove package
groupinstallInstall the packages in a group on your system
# yum groupinstall "X Window System"
groupupdateUpdate the packages in a group on your system
# yum groupupdate "X Window System"
groupremoveRemove the packages in a group from your system
# yum groupremove "X Window System"
listList a package or groups of packages
# yum list
⇒ display packages that is possible to install
# yum list installed
⇒ display installed packages
check-updateCheck for available package updates
# yum check-update
infoDisplay details about a package or group of packages
# yum info package
searchSearch package details for the given string
# yum search keyword
deplistList a package's dependencies
# yum deplist package

option
-yanswer yes for all questions
# yum -y install package
--enablerepo=repoenable one or more repositories (wildcards allowed)
# yum --enablerepo=repo install package
--disablerepo=repodisable one or more repositories (wildcards allowed)
# yum --disablerepo=repo install package
--exclude=packageexclude package(s) by name or glob
# yum --exclude=package update
--nopluginsdisable Yum plugins
# yum --noplugins update

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