From: Johan Dindaine <jojolapin972@xxxxxxxxx>
To: General Red Hat Linux discussion list <redhat-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 02/11/2010 08:33 AM
Subject: Re: Equivalent of apt-get purge for yum
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I've done this but when I reinstall the package, I still don't get
everynthing reinstalled properly.
2010/2/11 Stainforth, Matthew (SD/DS) <Matthew.Stainforth@xxxxxx>:
> You could try "rpm -e packagename" or "yum remove packagename". Both
should result in erasure of the package.
>
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> I am looking for the equivalent of apt-get purge for yum to reinstall
> completely mysql-server package.
> What happend is I did install mysql-server then I added Remi
> repository to get a later version of mysql and since then, installing
> mysql is never complete.
> For exemple I don't have my.cnf configuration file anywhere in the file
system.
> So I am looking for the equivalent of apt-get pure to completely
> remove everything from the previous installation and start all over
> again.
>
> Could someone advice me on how to do so?
> Many thanks to you.
>
rpm -e or yum uninstall work at the directions of rpm writter, sometimes
they don't remove all packages because some are libraries that are used by
other packages.
to find what is in an rpm you can use
rpm -ql packagename
or rpm -qlp packagename if the package is not yet installed.
then manually see if these files are being removed.
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