I'm trying to figure out if my RPM is corrupted or not. I need to know the signs or ways to check if it's been tampered with or damaged in any way.
6 answers
SumoHonorable
Fri Nov 22 2024
To resolve this issue, you can use the command rpm -vv –rebuilddb, which will rebuild the rpm database.
Sara
Fri Nov 22 2024
It is recommended to run the rpm -qa > /dev/null command before and after performing a yum upgrade when creating a custom image.
Federico
Fri Nov 22 2024
There are two answers to the question regarding rpm errors.
DongdaemunTrendsetter
Fri Nov 22 2024
This will help you determine if the yum upgrade has caused the rpm database to become corrupted.
isabella_oliver_musician
Fri Nov 22 2024
If you encounter errors when using the command rpm -qa > /dev/null, it is likely that your rpm database is corrupted.