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Yum Dependency Issues...
I'm working on getting PHP with MySQL installed (on an offline server) and I'm getting the following:
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gnupg-1.4.5-14.x86_64 from installed has depsolving problems |
Which repos are you mixing and what's your complete command line for this action?
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Whoops, forgot to mention repos... It's a local repo server, I have the entire CentOS repo on a server here.
Doing yum install php-devel |
See if you can run the below commands successfully and then install again.
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yum clean all |
Whoops I did a "yum update" there. I ran what you suggested and it didn't seem to help. Same dep's issues as before.
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It seems your local yum repository is not properly configured. Because php-devel dependencies would be available in a repository which is created from centos iso. check weather old cache is cleared under Code:
/var/cache/yum/What does below commands give ? Code:
yum groupinfo |
yum list all lists about three pages of various packages. Yum groupinfo doesn't seem to be a valid command.
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Could you please post your repo file ?
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then you are trying to use this for a OFFLINE and NOT connected to the net computer. the full lamp stack is in the base cent repo and in on the centos5.5 install dvd ( though the install dvd IS OUT OF DATE ) there is an option to install all of this on the install screens when you first install cent 5.5 please see: http://wiki.centos.org/AdditionalResources http://wiki.centos.org/AdditionalResources/Repositories also this is not the right command "yum list all" that lists ALL the rpms installed on the computer vikas027 posted the wrong commands unSpawn was asking about this -- and this would have been the command to run Code:
yum repolist allsome are NOT binary compatible , that is why the yum plugin "priories" is SO VERY IMPORTANT to set up and have configured CORRECTLY this is what vikas027 should have posted Code:
yum clean all remember that CentOS5/RHEL 5 is and was DESIGNED for the headless server first and foremost , then the office/laboratory secondly . |
Yes, this server is connected to an offline testing/development lab for government proprietary software. Of course it's offline.
Tried yum --rebuilddb, no such command. |
well EVERYTHING is already on the install dvd , it is out of date but
apache.mysql,php is there and installed BY DEFAULT but if you need to keep it off line then uninstall yum ( you will never need it or be able to use it ) and install the lamp stack from source , that is very easy and the RECOMMENDED way to install the lamp stack the rpm's only shave about 30 min. off the install. |
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