RPM Converter Online

1. Click "Choose Files," button and select your files you would like converted.

2. Click on the “Convert RPM” button to start the conversion.

3. When the status change to “Done” click the “Download RPM” button

RPM (RedHat Package Manager) is a program created at RedHat for managing software on Linux systems. It stores details about each installed package in its database called /var/lib/rpm and features commands for installing, uninstalling, upgrading and verifying packages. Most system administrators prefer other tools like Yum or DNF for installing software because these services better handle dependency information. Developers can use a built-in macro that allows them to specify commands or series of commands needed for RPM file packaging, similar to shell scripting. They include information such as source code name and description as well as where and when it should be found as well as configuration options that control how software will run on end user systems. RPM packages consist of a header section, archive section and signature section encrypting their contents with mathematical functions such as SHA-1 to enable end-users to verify its integrity before installing it. The RPM package manager provides many commands to install, remove, upgrade, verify and query packages. RPM uses a database to store its details but you can opt out using --disable-bdb option. There are various ways of querying RPM packages; using --query tags option gives an exhaustive list of header tag names known to RPM; specify QUERYFMT to change how formatted this output appears when run against this command.