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I totally agree with you. I don&#039;t install anything without first doing a dry-run. Even if you are just installing a single package, it is good to do a dry run to make sure it works properly before really installing it.
On a side note, if you are installing a package using rpm, you can perform the following to test it before installing it.
rpm -ivh package-name.rpm --test
Ramesh
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