Use the dpkg-divert command of linux to install files to the transfer directory

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The dpkg-divert command is used to install conflicting files to the transfer directory instead of the default directory.

Syntax format: dpkg-divert [parameters] [file]

Common parameters:

-add add a transfer file-remove deletes a transfer file-list lists matching transfers-truename corresponding to the transfer file real file name-quidet quiet mode

Reference example

Specifies that when the package wibble is installed, write / usr/bin/linuxcool.foo instead of / usr/bin/linuxcool:

[root@linuxcool] # dpkg-divert-- package wibble-- divert / usr/bin/linuxcool.foo-- rename / usr/bin/linuxcool

Specify that the transfer modification to / usr/bin/linuxcool is removed when the package wibble is installed:

[root@linuxcool] # dpkg-divert-- package wibble-- rename-- remove / usr/bin/linuxcool

Delete transfer modifications to / usr/bin/linuxcool:

[root@linuxcool] # dpkg-divert-- rename-- remove / usr/bin/linuxcool

When adding a package installation, write / usr/bin/linuxcool.foo instead of / usr/bin/linuxcool modification:

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