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I am trying to configuring name server on Centos 5(the latest version) but when I am going to install the named server rpm package it shows the dependices failed of lib and bind packages..however I installed these both packages so it shows again the dependices failed of these packages. My yum is working fine because I have tried some other rpm like dilaog, samba and many more..they all are installed successfully but these packages giving me trouble so please help me on.
I am trying to configuring name server on Centos 5(the latest version) but when I am going to install the named server rpm package it shows the dependices failed of lib and bind packages..however I installed these both packages so it shows again the dependices failed of these packages. My yum is working fine because I have tried some other rpm like dilaog, samba and many more..they all are installed successfully but these packages giving me trouble so please help me on.
Regards
Ankit
Hi ankit ,Welcome to LQ .
So u have dependency problem ,
U can go to rpm.pbone.net and check for ur dependencies and install them manually .
dude I also know this thing that my lib and bind packages are may be old but how this is the possible because I am using the latest version of Centos5.3 so please give me some strong reason or can you tell me any link from where I can download the new packages of lib and bind.
or tell me some other way out or some new idea to do this thing by a different way if you can.
I am trying to downloading the rpm from pbone.bet site but it gives error every time..
sometime it gives error of 550-failed to change directory and
sometime it opens the link further when I clicked on any rpm and at last that website is also not containing that rpm..it shows me the blank
what a non-sense and crap website. please give me some other link
or do you have some idea to resolve this problem so reply me back.
Some body please tell me the good working link of any website from where I can download the lib and bind rpm packages .
or if somebody have another good solution to fix this name server rpm packages problem so do reply..I am in haste as well in trouble also
one more thing friend can you send me the step by step name server configuration process..I mean to say the whole commands and the changes that we have to do in files..if you can so please do or give me some good website link..so I am very thankful to you
one more thing friend can you send me the step by step name server configuration process..I mean to say the whole commands and the changes that we have to do in files..if you can so please do or give me some good website link..so I am very thankful to you
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