I have to do rpm -ivh *.rpm under a directory with lots of rpms. I want to ignore one or two specific rpms. How can I do that?
If they don't have spaces or newlines in the filenames (which is what I'd expect, for rpms), then the easiest route would be
rpm -ivh $(ls *.rpm | grep -v firstbadone | grep -v secondbadone | ...)
This will go wrong with spaces, though, so be careful.
Use yum
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yum install --exclude='*glob*' *.rpm
From yum --help
:
-x [package], --exclude=[package]
exclude package(s) by name or glob
使用find获得所需文件的列表,然后使用适当的列表调用rpm。
rpm -ivh `find . -type f \( -iname "*.rpm" ! -iname "exclude.rpm" \)`
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