010-160 Package Management 3

Question 1

What is the purpose of the 'apt-get autoremove' command?

Accepted Answer

Removes packages that were installed as dependencies but are no longer needed

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Automatically installs recommended packages

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Upgrades packages without confirmation prompts

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Clears the APT download cache

Question 2

Which directory stores downloaded .deb package files on a Debian-based system?

Accepted Answer

/var/cache/apt/archives/

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/var/lib/dpkg/

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/etc/apt/packages/

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/usr/share/packages/

Question 3

Which rpm option verifies the integrity and files of an installed package?

Accepted Answer

rpm -V packagename

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rpm -q packagename

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rpm -i packagename

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rpm -e packagename

Question 4

What does 'apt-get clean' do?

Accepted Answer

Deletes cached package files from /var/cache/apt/archives/

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Removes installed packages and their dependencies

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Repairs broken package installations

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Purges package configuration files

Question 5

On a system using RPM, which command lists all files installed by a specific package?

Accepted Answer

rpm -ql packagename

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rpm -q --files packagename

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rpm -qa packagename

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rpm -qd packagename

Question 6

Which package manager is associated with openSUSE Linux?

Accepted Answer

zypper

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apt

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yum

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pacman

Question 7

What is a dependency in the context of Linux package management?

Accepted Answer

A package required by another package to function correctly

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A backup copy of an installed package

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A package that conflicts with another installed package

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An older version of a package kept for rollback purposes