Php71w-bcmath.x86_64 : A module for PHP applications for using the bcmath library Mod_php71w.x86_64 : PHP module for the Apache HTTP Server Now let’s install some additional PHP modules. We already know that our system uses php71, so we will need to look for php71* available modules. The second column is the package version and the third column is the repository from where the package has been installed. We wish to find out all of the PHP-related packages. So let’s go further and filter out the results a bit. This isn’t very usefully to us, unless we are preparing an internal documentation for reference purposes. The output should be a long list of packages. You can list all installed packages with yum using: # yum list installed
Imagine that you are connected to someone’s server and you need to figure out what is already installed. (14/14): webtatic/x86_64/other_db | 65 kB 00:00:00įrom the output, we can see that the enabled repositories on our system are the base, epel, extras, updates and the webtatic repositories.
This command will update the cache database from the currently enabled yum repositories on our system and it is particularly useful so that yum does not update its information every time we want to install something or query a package for information. Getting package information – the lazy wayīefore we begin it is useful to update our Yum cache database with the latest package information.
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