Configure YUM
HI,
Cud u tel me how to configure YUM in fedora 10....am not able to install softwares...nd plz tel me hw to configure data cards using mvdial thank U |
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Welcome to LQ.... Google is your friend... To configure local yum repositary Cheers !!! |
configuring the yum
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1) copy the all the pacakges any place like /usr/packages 2) #rpm -ivh /usr/packages/createrepo<version>.rpm 3) createrepo -v /usr/Packages 4) vi /etc/yum.repos.d/server1.repo (create this file) and in that file write the following things as it is: [Server] name=Server folder baseurl=file:///usr/packages gpgcheck=0 enabled=1 5) #yum clean all Regards, yogesh babar |
Java MySql
how java an Mysql to get worked with fedora 10.what are the commands....hav to install anyother packages for this?
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You can use YUM to install packages. Use --list command to list out the packages provided by YUM. Java should most probably installed.
You can install mysql using yum install mysql-server. |
java and mysql on fedora 10
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hello hrishk do 1 thing first configure the same steps that i provided to you for yum configuration for Red hat. just 1 change is there in fedora 10 u will find all that packages under the packages folder. 1) copy that folder at anywhere suppose at /usr/Packages 2) now use ur Red hat Enterprise DVD and mount it at /media 3) now do #rpm -ivh /media/Rhel<full dir name>/Server /createrepo<versionname>.rpm 4) #createrepo -v /usr/Packages 5) Edit the everyfile which is present at /etc/yum.repos.d/ directory and remember edit all the files with extension .repo as baseurl=file:///usr/Packages/ make this entry in every .repo file wherever u will find baseurl. 6) # yum clean all 7) # yum install java* 8) # yum install mysql* 9) # service mysqld restart 10) now u will get both java also and mysql also at fedora 10. Hrishk, i will suggest u to instead of Fedora10 go for RedHat enterprise. |
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sorry
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hello sir, i didn't said fedora is bad or Red hat enterprise is best. I just mentioned my advice for his problem. That yum can work very good with RHEL. and regarding the paid version if u just skip the Registration number(CD Key) while installation they will allow u to use all the features what they have in paid version. just they will not provide any support or updates or RHN. And anyhow Fedora is also best. |
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