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first off upgrade CentOS, like the entire thing, CentOS 6.4 is highly out of date. The package you are probably after is java-1.8.0-openjdk.x86_64, The following should be a good indicator
do that too all repos and keep a record of where the enabled=1 were. Now one at a time re-enable the enabled=1 lines and test yum after each one. Just to note, you need to disable EVERY repo in every file. When having 0 active repos, naturally no packages will be found, would also recommend cleaning the cache again when at 0 repos, so doing another 'yum clean all'.
Last edited by r3sistance; 04-12-2017 at 05:09 AM.
...which are ALL Java related, for your installation of Oracle. Where you said you were going to contact Oracle support. And as you were also told before, CentOS 6.4 is old, and reaches END-OF-LIFE May of 2017 (just a couple of weeks): https://wiki.centos.org/About/Produc...64b566d648c7-1
...so it's not very surprising that the latest-and-greatest Java isn't available in the repos you have. And one of the very first hits in Google for "how to install java 1.8 on centos 6.4" is: https://gist.github.com/rjurney/7c855a0afa48777755d2
...complete instructions on how to do this. You've also been asked previously to not use text-speak (it's "please" not "plz"), and to post things in CODE tags to make them easier to read.
While this is not an exact repeat of your former threads, it seems related. Further to this, several members have commented that the software change actions which you're asking about are clearly difficult, or near impossible, citing also that the version of the OS is a main reason for these problems.
Similar to my comment in your other thread, you are asking questions, but not always following up with advice or requests for specific info. You are not helping others to help you with this behavior. Everyone at LQ is a volunteer, they are not paid to give support. We try to give guidelines for how to best formulate and ask your questions, please re-review those here in the Site FAQ.
As you can see, people here will try to help you, however if you ignore their questions or feedback, or start parallel threads which are related to the original problem, then this may cause frustration on the part of those members.
Please consider this before you make any future posts or create additional threads, and try to be clear about the problem, illustrating what you have done already, and organized with your questions.
Dear Mr rtmistler
in fact i review the link about the forum rules ; i did not see anything of my behaviours where i had broken the rules.i ask questions that are not highly related to each other; in addition when the forum member's replies are helpful i marked them as helpful, same if the answers are correct. about my questions subject i review them, some of them are related to Linux library, some of them are related to centOS java version, i think they are not strongly related one to each others. all these questions are on the other hands related to the forum place(linux).
any way i would like to thank all the forum members and i would express my apologize if something wrong issued from my questions
thanks
Dear Mr rtmistler
in fact i review the link about the forum rules ; i did not see anything of my behaviours where i had broken the rules.i ask questions that are not highly related to each other; in addition when the forum member's replies are helpful i marked them as helpful, same if the answers are correct. about my questions subject i review them, some of them are related to Linux library, some of them are related to centOS java version, i think they are not strongly related one to each others. all these questions are on the other hands related to the forum place(linux).
any way i would like to thank all the forum members and i would express my apologize if something wrong issued from my questions
thanks
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