- So sudo, yum list, installed,
that will show you a list
of all packages that are installed.
First column is the name of the package.
Second column is the version and the third column
you can find where the package is coming from.
Let's do a grab on FTP and oh, we don't have any FTP.
This is the best way to see if an FTP server was installed.
Just use grab on it,
there is no metric to do it in a better way.
Second part was to use the software manager
on your server to install Nmap
we already have Nmap.
So let me do a sudo yum install vsftpd.
And in case you are wondering hey Sander we already know
nine in equivalent, shouldn't you be using dnf.
Well, I have something to say about it in a minute,
and that is the following LS
minus L
LS minus L on dollar,
which yum
dollar... which dnf
which is showing me that user bin dnf
as well as user bin yum are symbolic links
to the same file dnf dash three.
So I don't get it.
What the big deal really is between yum and dnf.
Well, maybe the big deal is that nowadays Reddit
and family is using dnf... dnf version three
and dnf is what you should be using
because dnf is what you use.
But Reddit hat has ensured
that you can still continue using yum.
So in the end, it's up to you.
What you wanna use.
Do mind that if ever you get to L six on L six,
there was no dnf.
So on L six, it's definitely yum or you are going to use.