up2date & rpm command didn't work ........ [URGENT]
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up2date & rpm command didn't work ........ [URGENT]
Hello Their ,
I have a webserver on 100MB line but i still have a problem when i install the RH9 and i but the websites data in it then i try to make this command
rpm -qa >> Updates
Then cut -d\- -f1 Updates | while read up ; do up2date -f $up ; done
but when i do this command after 5 minutes the system hanging and i have reboot it then it work fine ... but now it still the rpm & up2date commands didn't work if i enter any command of them it's show me that
root@host [/]# rpm
it stay like that and up2date
root@host [/]# up2date
it's stay like that without doing anything so can anybody help me to fix the commands ..
Thanks you
wish you all best happys
up2date is no longer active for RH9 that is your problem. best to get a new distro like fedoraC2 (it will be live in 1 month) or mandrake, slackware, what ever.
you can also manualy download the RPM list off RH web page, i think that is still active, but i am not sure if it is there or not. if not, just find the files you want to update, download their rpm and
It's true... support for RedHat 9 has stopped -- no more Up2Date for RH9.
But... your RPM command should still work. (unless I misunderstood your post)
Does the rpm command still work ?
By typing the following command, a list of RPMs should appear on your screen.
i don't know what your talking about, i just ran up2date and it connected, downloaded and installed for me just fine.... the only complaint i have right now is that there was an set of options that i was given the first time i ran it, one of them was to save the rpms locally which is what i'd like it to do now (so that i can burn a cd of the updates).... anybody with any ideas on that ?
in the meantime, as of May 25, 2004 i have a new RH9 installation and up2date running just fine....
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