RHEL6 – 35 – NFS

RHEL6–35–NFS

Which packages are required to run NFS?

nfs-utils & rpcbind

How to know about the required NFS packages installed in RHEL system?

[root@rhel6-test1 ~]# rpm -qa rpcbind

rpcbind-0.2.0-11.el6.x86_64

[root@rhel6-test1 ~]# rpm -qa |grep -i nfs

=====Nothing in O/P=====================

RHEL6 – 34 – FTP - SFTP - VSFTP

RHEL6–34–FTP-SFTP-VSFTP

FTP

SFTP

VSFTP

CHROOT JAIL (FTP/SFTP)

What is FTP?

RHEL6 – 33 –RESET DEFAULT PERMISSIONS & OWNERSHIP

RHEL6 – 33 –RESET DEFAULT PERMISSIONS &                 OWNERSHIP

Well, it is very interesting to reset default perms of files and dirs. Also resetting the default ownership.

How to reset the default permission for files of particular package?

[root@rhel6-test1 ssh]# rpm --setperms <package name>

How to reset the default ownership for files of particular package?

[root@rhel6-test1 ssh]# rpm --setugids  <package name>

RHEL6 – 32 -YUM

RHEL6 – 32 -YUM

As we had seen earlier in last post that how to install RPM packages. YUM is also a way to do same. If both have same purpose then what is need of yum?

YUM is preferable way to install RPM packages, because its capability to resolve dependency.

YUM is the primary tool for getting, installing, deleting, querying, and managing Red Hat Enterprise Linux RPM software packages from official Red Hat software repositories, as well as other third-party repositories. YUM is used in Red Hat Enterprise Linux versions 5 and later.