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Streams are active if they are explicitly enabled by a user action. Active streams give the system access to the RPM packages within the particular module stream, allowing installation of the respective component version. Module streams can be active or inactive. Each of the streams receives updates independently. Module streams represent versions of the AppStream components. Module streams are filters that can be imagined as virtual repositories in the AppStream physical repository.

Commands for installing content in RHEL 9Ī.3. Commands for listing content in RHEL 9Ī.2. Interaction of modular and non-modular dependenciesĪ.1.

Modular dependencies and stream changesġ1.2. Managing versions of application stream content"ġ1.1. Managing versions of application stream content"Ĭollapse section "11. Managing versions of application stream contentĮxpand section "11. Managing custom software repositories"ġ1. Managing custom software repositories"Ĭollapse section "10.

Managing custom software repositoriesĮxpand section "10. Reverting multiple DNF transactions by using dnf history rollbackġ0. Reverting a single DNF transaction by using dnf history undoĩ.2.2. Reverting DNF transactions"Ĭollapse section "9.2. Handling package management history"Įxpand section "9.2. Handling package management history"Ĭollapse section "9. Removing all packages from a module streamĮxpand section "9. Removing packages from an installed profileĨ.3.2. Removing installed modular content"Ĩ.3.1. Removing installed modular content"Ĭollapse section "8.3. Removing RHEL 9 content"Įxpand section "8.3. Removing RHEL 9 content"Ĭollapse section "8. Overview of the systemd timer units included in the dnf-automatic packageĮxpand section "8. Automating software updates in RHEL 9"ħ.4. Automating software updates in RHEL 9"Ĭollapse section "7. Updating RHEL 9 content"Įxpand section "7. Updating RHEL 9 content"Ĭollapse section "6. Configuring custom default module streams and profilesĮxpand section "6. Installing RHEL 9 content"Ĭollapse section "5. Specifying global expressions in dnf inputĮxpand section "5. Listing available modules and their contentsĤ.7. Searching for RHEL 9 content"Ĭollapse section "4. Enabling and disabling DNF plug-insĮxpand section "4. Viewing the current DNF configurationsĬollapse section "3.3. Distribution of content in RHEL 9"Ĭollapse section "2. Software management tools in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9Įxpand section "2. Providing feedback on Red Hat documentationġ.