「# yum remove php*" does not match the argument: php72_20221219.ini No packages are marked for deletion.

Copied /etc/php.ini to /home/hoge/backup.
At that time, I changed the file name to php72_20221219.ini.
Then go to /home/hoge/backup

#yum remove php*

After you run ,

Plug-ins loaded: fastestmirror, langpacks
Does not match argument: php72_20221219.ini
No packages have been marked for deletion.

appears.
Why? What do you mean?
Does this command have different results depending on where you run it?

php centos

2022-12-20 09:24

1 Answers

The * entered manually from the command line is shell glob, so any filename directory names that match the glob rule are expanded to them.There is a file called php72_20221912.ini in your /home/hoge/backup directory.

#cd/home/hoge/backup
# echo php*
php72_20221912.ini
#

The exact same thing happens with yum remove, so yum remove php* will expand to yum remove php72_20221912.ini, and you will get the exact result of the question.

Entering yum remove'php*' to prevent it from being deployed to the globe should change the behavior (whether that's what you expected or not)

2022-12-20 09:24

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