How to know what are the packages required for any service?
Example: How to know what are the package required for send mail services. using any command it is passable are not?

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How to know what are the packages required for any service? Example: How to know what are the pack..

Answer / mandar

you can use
'rpm -qa sendmail'/which sendmail
to query package with its dependencies.
To install it use
'yum install package-name' which resolves its all
dependencies.

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How to know what are the packages required for any service? Example: How to know what are the pack..

Answer / linux

yes possible..

yum install sendmail*

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