Mani Raju wrote:
Jesper de Jong wrote:Different Linux distributions use different package management systems.
Debian, Ubuntu, and other Linux distributions which are based on Debian use .deb packages, which are managed using dpkg. You install a .deb package with "dpkg -i one.deb". See "man dpkg" for details.
Red Hat Linux and Fedora use RPM packages, which are managed with a program named "yum".
So it depends on which Linux distribution exactly you are using.
Thanks,
Yes, i found distribution in my linux server. It is Red Hat Enterprise Linux Client release 5.5 (Tikanga)
Could you suggest me which is better one whether RPM or dpkg for Red Hat Enterprise Linux Client release 5.5 (Tikanga) and process to create new package?
Jesper de Jong wrote:Different Linux distributions use different package management systems.
Debian, Ubuntu, and other Linux distributions which are based on Debian use .deb packages, which are managed using dpkg. You install a .deb package with "dpkg -i one.deb". See "man dpkg" for details.
Red Hat Linux and Fedora use RPM packages, which are managed with a program named "yum".
So it depends on which Linux distribution exactly you are using.
Matthew Brown wrote:We'd need to know how you're storing them, and possibly how you're extracting them. A HashMap definitely can store multiple pairs, so you must be doing something wrong, but we've got no way of guessing what.