What is package dependency in Ubuntu? If you didn’t know already, when you install a software package in Linux, sometimes, it needs other packages to function properly. These additional packages are called dependencies. If these dependency packages are not installed on the system, it is usually...
Most software or application in Ubuntu, does not come as one package and it depends on other packages to work as intended. These supporting packages are called dependency packages as they are required for the proper working of the software. Usually, the package manager in your system automaticall...
In the Ubuntu system, installing the packages using the command-line is popular among beginners as it seems quite easy. There are various ways to get the dependencies of a package in Ubuntu 20.04. But we need to know about the “package dependencies” for the folks who are unaware of it....
This script is known asdpkg-repo-query. It prompts the user for a package name and a distribution/version. It then checks the official Debian or Ubuntu repositories to see if the package is available for the given version/codename. The result is displayed in a neat table format. The script...
on:pull_request:branches:[main]types:[opened, synchronize, closed]jobs:build:runs-on:ubuntu-lateststeps: -uses:actions/checkout@v4 Push a commit using the built-in token on:pushjobs:build:runs-on:ubuntu-lateststeps: -uses:actions/checkout@v4-run:|date > generated.txt# Note: the following...
In this article, we will explore the importance of package management and provide a comprehensive guide on how to check whether a package is installed using a package manager in Linux systems. 1. Using APT and DPKG (Debian) OnDebian-based systemssuch asUbuntuandLinux Mint, theAPT(Advanced Pa...
thanks to the grantae/certinfo package Detailed "report" of findings certificate order certificate type status (OK, CRITICAL, WARNING) SANs entries serial number issuer Multiple certificate validation checks Expiration status for all certificates in a chain Hostname value for the leaf certificate in...
install_package() { # Install associated packages by using aptitude.if [[ $1 == "dnsmasq" || $1 == "hostapd" || $1 == "tshark" || $1 == "sqlite3" || $1 == "suricata" || $1 == "unclutter" || $1 == "iptables" ]]; then apt-get install $1 -y ...
In the following article we are going to take a look at some ways to check from the terminal if a given package is installed on our Ubuntu.
I am trying to install DB2 for non-root on an Ubuntu Docker image. I posted previously about trying to run the ibmcom/db2 cloud images as non-root, but this do