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### yum where is package installed ### yum where is package installed
The syntax is as follows to install htop package for a demo purpose: The syntax is as follows to install htop package for a demo purpose:
`# yum install htop` `# yum install htop`
To list the files installed by a yum package called htop, run the following rpm command: To list the files installed by a yum package called htop, run the following rpm command:
``` ```
# rpm -q {packageNameHere} # rpm -q {packageNameHere}
# rpm -ql htop # rpm -ql htop
``` ```
Sample outputs: Sample outputs:
``` ```
/usr/bin/htop /usr/bin/htop
/usr/share/doc/htop-2.0.2 /usr/share/doc/htop-2.0.2
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### How to see the files installed by a yum package using repoquery command ### How to see the files installed by a yum package using repoquery command
First install yum-utils package using [yum command][2]: First install yum-utils package using [yum command][2]:
``` ```
# yum install yum-utils # yum install yum-utils
``` ```
Sample outputs: Sample outputs:
``` ```
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### How do I list the contents of a installed package using YUM? ### How do I list the contents of a installed package using YUM?
Now run repoquery command as follows: Now run repoquery command as follows:
`# repoquery --list htop` `# repoquery --list htop`
OR OR
`# repoquery -l htop` `# repoquery -l htop`
Sample outputs: Sample outputs:
[![yum where is package installed][5]][5] [![yum where is package installed][5]][5]
You can also use the type command or command command to just find location of given binary file such as httpd or htop: You can also use the type command or command command to just find location of given binary file such as httpd or htop:
`$ type -a httpd
```
$ type -a httpd
$ type -a htop $ type -a htop
$ command -V htop` $ command -V htop
```
### about the author ### about the author