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RPM Package - Rollback
Is it possible to rollback a package in Redhat ?I don't want to delete any packages.
I have upgraded a package using rpm -Uvh & now i decided to use the old package, is it possible to revert it back to the original package ? |
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I think to rollback to a previous state, perform an rpm update with the --rollback option followed by a date/time specifier (the rollback is time-based because packages affect each other's configuration -- if you removed package a, then b, then c, and then rolled back only package a, the configuration could be broken). Some examples:
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Just for reference, in case if anyone faces the same problem again. Good one
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