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I would just like to know if the files that I download with Yum are saved anywhere. For example I downloaded the clamav antivirus thing, and I don't know where ...
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    [SOLVED] Where do I find files I have downloaded with Yum?

    I would just like to know if the files that I download with Yum are saved anywhere. For example I downloaded the clamav antivirus thing, and I don't know where to locate it on my desktop/ in my files. This would just be helpful mostly for if I download a program in the future, I would like to know where I could find it and open it up.

    Im using Fedora 11 if that helps.

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    You can find a program with the which command:

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    which clamav
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    I did that and this happened:

    [root@Ally ~]# which clamav
    /usr/bin/which: no clamav in (/usr/kerberos/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/root/bin)

    what should I do now?

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    That means that it can't find Clamac on you system. Are you sure you're installed it? The command to install is would be:

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    yum install clamav
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    My bad. I misread post.
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    I am sure I installed it, because I also tried the command: which banshee and the same thing happened. And I am sure banshee is installed because I had it open.

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    Does typing banshee into your terminal open banshee?
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    It still didnt work

    [root@Ally ~]# banshee
    -bash: banshee: command not found

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