Yum problem
 

I am try to install bind package by yum install <packagename> but Im getting some error while installing..... please help me guyz.

[root@rahil ~]# yum install bind
Loading "rhnplugin" plugin
Loading "installonlyn" plugin
Loading "security" plugin
This system is not registered with RHN.
RHN support will be disabled.
Setting up Install Process
Setting up repositories
No Repositories Available to Set Up
Reading repository metadata in from local files
Parsing package install arguments
Setting up repositories
No Repositories Available to Set Up
Reading repository metadata in from local files
No Match for argument: bind
Nothing to do


this is the error i find when i try to install, I think this is rhn support error when I try to do software updates from GUI it tell me to register and put subscription ID. what I suppose to do, please help me I am try to solve this problem from 1week.

Do you have a subscription? If so use it, otherwise you won't get support from RH.

You could set up CentOS repositories, but you'd be better off moving to CentOS instead of RH (CentOS in an unbranded version of RH, but has its own repo setup)

Rahil, tell me something interesting. I think you're a bot from your post history

hi, this is mahesh.
i read ur problem.do one thing #yum install bind.*
i think it will help u.
""i think you are installing rpm package""

reply me the result.
bye

Actually, the bind package on RH is called named, but that's not the issue

Edit -sorry - the package is bind, the daemon in named

His error does not seem to be that. He has not got his subscription activated and hence he is getting the errors.
As billymayday suggested above, he should move from RH to CentOS if he does not have any paid subscriptions.
And better, he should have posted problem in only one thread and in one forum. Already had hijacked a very old thread in newbie forum that I just answered.

use #yum install bind*
it will take all the packages of bind.
first of all you make a repo file to install a package using yum.
or
otherwise use #rpm -ivh bind* --aid --force --alldeps
ok

Just for info billymayday, what does "bot" mean? Is it something like zombie?

Basically, a bot is an automated poster. Never worked out why people bother.

Nah not bothered much. Just was curious to know about new word.

I do not think it is wise for LQ members to judge others and call them a bot.
Next time you have a suspicion please ask any moderator to deal with it.

No my friend Im not a bot
 

No my friend Im not a bot Im new to linux I have done RHCE course and want to give exam thats y im practicing more I got this error.

diff between censtos and rhel
 

Hello friendz,

What is diffrent between cestos and Rhel5, guy I need to give exam so please guide me which OS I should use confuse.

And I dont have subscription of RHN support is there anything to stop rhn support, bcoz wen I am try to Use yum from client OS it works but not on Server.

There not much difference between RHEL and CentOS. CentsOS is derived from RHEL, or should I say it is RHEl without logos and enterprise network and subscriptions. Theres no difference what-so-ever in the usage. You wont find much difference while you are practicing.

problem
 

[root@rahil Server]# rpm -Fvh yum* --aid --force --alldeps
--alldeps: unknown option

anyother command to install all deps package