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Old 09-17-2012, 04:10 AM   #16
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Yes, but again, you seem to be ignoring/not understand the replies. Yes, you CAN install all that from source, but AGAIN, you will have to install all the DEPENDENCIES from source too. Go right ahead and do so if you want...doesn't get much more clear than that.

And AGAIN, if you're not going to PAY for Red Hat enterprise, then DON'T USE IT. If you took this advice (which you were given quite some time ago), you wouldn't be having these problems now. And again, even if you manage to get things going, you'll be unpatched, have no updates, and have security/bug issues to deal with.
Except install dependencies , is there any other way round ?

The reason that I am not prefer to install dependencies is because this is a critical server , I have an experience that the server was crashed after installed dependencies , so that I find that way which do not need to install dependencies .

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Double check which cifs-utils package you are trying to install. Having libc as a dependency indicates you are trying to install the wrong version. Some of the dependencies may disappear if you select the correct option.

You may also need to install the cifs kernel modules. Redhat leaves out many kernel modules from there kernel to keep it lean.
 
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Except install dependencies , is there any other way round ?

The reason that I am not prefer to install dependencies is because this is a critical server , I have an experience that the server was crashed after installed dependencies , so that I find that way which do not need to install dependencies .
You continue to ignore the advice given. Again, either PAY FOR RED HAT ENTERPRISE OR USE SOMETHING ELSE. If you were using CentOS, you would be having NONE of these issues. If you were PAYING for RHEL, you would be having none of these issues. If it is a 'critical server', then it should be supported, since it's critical.

If you want the software to work, you install dependencies, period. If you continue to install things from various sources, you WILL wind up with an unstable server, as you have in the past. What do you expect to happen when you run unsupported, and install things that aren't certified to work with particular versions of your server??
 
  


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