In the good old days when I used Red Hat Linux (before yum). I remember that there was an option at command line (for rpm command) which would include all dependencies while installing a package. I forgot the option since i have been using yum for too long now.
It was something like this . If you want to install package.rpm having dependencies dep1.rpm and dep2.rpm and all these packages lie in the directory ./rpms
Then i would type
and rpm would automatically install dep1 and dep2 before it installed package
I'm sure there was such an option. Can someone tell me what that was. I tired man as well as googing but had no success.
It was something like this . If you want to install package.rpm having dependencies dep1.rpm and dep2.rpm and all these packages lie in the directory ./rpms
Then i would type
| Code: |
| # cd ./rpms
#rpm -ivh -[some option] package.rpm |
and rpm would automatically install dep1 and dep2 before it installed package
I'm sure there was such an option. Can someone tell me what that was. I tired man as well as googing but had no success.
