![]() ![]() For example, command above returns packages from extras repo, which we installed the epel-release package, and from Software Collection repo, which has “epel” string in their release. The downsize of this method is that packages from other repos may also be listed if they have something that matches the string of repo been search. The output of the installed packages takes a lot of pages to list. ![]() yum list installed 'ssh' By default alot of packages are installed. In the following example, we filter the packages whose names contain ssh and also installed currently. You can also specify the name of the package to search for instead of repo name. Also installed package names can be filtered by using the yum list installed command. For example, to look for all packages installed by EPEL repo: yum list installed | grep epel ![]()
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