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- What is dpkg for? - Ask Ubuntu
4 dpkg is a command line way to install from a deb or remove already installed packages For example if you had a deb file in your home directory, running dpkg -i yourpackage deb will install that package for you
- What do the various dpkg flags like ii rc mean?
The second letter displays what is the current status of the package So for example: ii means "It should be installed and it is installed", done with apt install or dpkg -i rc means "It's removed uninstalled and its configuration files are still there", done with apt remove or dpkg -r (Removing a package does not imply removing configuration
- How to let `dpkg -i` install dependencies for me? - Ask Ubuntu
After running sudo apt-get -f install my package and it's dependencies were all installed Running sudo dpkg -i my_package deb is unnecessary and will just install the package again
- dpkg - Get list of installed packages? - Ask Ubuntu
Use dpkg-query, this command is precisely intended to what you need: request on packages data‑base A quick man dpkg-query will tell you more, however, you may try dpkg-query --list or dpkg-query -- show
- dpkg - How do I get a list of installed files from a package . . . - Ask . . .
One of the answers suggests the following dpkg-query -c <package_name deb> You cannot do that to a deb file I suspect the poster meant to use dpkg-deb with the same params dpkg-deb -c <filename deb> Which lists the files as expected
- dpkg - How to remove install a package that is not fully installed . . .
run sudo dpkg --configure --pending to catch the few packages for which step #3 was insufficient However, I do wonder if perhaps step #4 is the only step that's actually needed, or perhaps sudo dpkg --configure -a sudo dpkg --configure --pending was the single line that would have done the trick
- How to list installed package and its details on ubuntu?
Well, that takes me to the decision that dpkg --print-avail is the command I am looking for which gives me the actual information of the package level installed on the system
- dpkg: error: dpkg frontend is locked by another process
dpkg: error: dpkg frontend is locked by another process Ask Question Asked 6 years, 6 months ago Modified 2 years, 9 months ago
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