how to install ccrypt on CentOS
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I'm trying to install ccrypt on centOS, but I'm getting the following error:
yum install ccrypt
No package ccrypt available.
I tried to download the rpm and install it manually but it will require to install dependencies one by one (not very efficient).
I also tried installing the latest EPEL as mentioned here still same error
What shall I do?
I'm new to yum and CentOS, coming from Debian based flavors.
centos yum rpm
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I'm trying to install ccrypt on centOS, but I'm getting the following error:
yum install ccrypt
No package ccrypt available.
I tried to download the rpm and install it manually but it will require to install dependencies one by one (not very efficient).
I also tried installing the latest EPEL as mentioned here still same error
What shall I do?
I'm new to yum and CentOS, coming from Debian based flavors.
centos yum rpm
asked Feb 9 at 10:00
AK_
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migrated from serverfault.com Feb 20 at 21:44
This question came from our site for system and network administrators.
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I'm trying to install ccrypt on centOS, but I'm getting the following error:
yum install ccrypt
No package ccrypt available.
I tried to download the rpm and install it manually but it will require to install dependencies one by one (not very efficient).
I also tried installing the latest EPEL as mentioned here still same error
What shall I do?
I'm new to yum and CentOS, coming from Debian based flavors.
centos yum rpm
asked Feb 9 at 10:00
AK_
75738
I'm trying to install ccrypt on centOS, but I'm getting the following error:
yum install ccrypt
No package ccrypt available.
I tried to download the rpm and install it manually but it will require to install dependencies one by one (not very efficient).
I also tried installing the latest EPEL as mentioned here still same error
What shall I do?
I'm new to yum and CentOS, coming from Debian based flavors.
centos yum rpm
asked Feb 9 at 10:00
AK_
75738
asked Feb 9 at 10:00
AK_
75738
asked Feb 9 at 10:00
AK_
75738
asked Feb 9 at 10:00
AK_
75738
75738
migrated from serverfault.com Feb 20 at 21:44
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-- Scrap that on CentOS6, it's only available for v7.
ccrypt is available in EPEL (an extended package repository), so you have to activate it first.
sudo yum install epel-release
sudo yum update
sudo yum install ccrypt
answered Feb 9 at 10:06
Sven
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nope that still did not work; I already installed epel previously but I did exactly what you posted and it did not work
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:13
ccrypt seems to be only available in EPEL for CentOS 7, not CentOS 6.
– Gerald Schneider
Feb 9 at 10:16
@GeraldSchneider: You are right, I missed thecentos6tag.
– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:18
1
@AK_: If you are new to CentOS, why do you start with such an old version?
– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:19
any alternative for ccrypt on centos6?
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:25
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Answering my own question:
It seems that you cannot install ccrypt via packages. The only way to get it working was to:
- download precompiled tar.gz file from here
chown user:user *all files to my current username- I was then able to run ccrypt
answered Feb 9 at 13:33
AK_
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2 Answers
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2 Answers
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-- Scrap that on CentOS6, it's only available for v7.
ccrypt is available in EPEL (an extended package repository), so you have to activate it first.
sudo yum install epel-release
sudo yum update
sudo yum install ccrypt
answered Feb 9 at 10:06
Sven
1,8621113
nope that still did not work; I already installed epel previously but I did exactly what you posted and it did not work
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:13
ccrypt seems to be only available in EPEL for CentOS 7, not CentOS 6.
– Gerald Schneider
Feb 9 at 10:16
@GeraldSchneider: You are right, I missed thecentos6tag.
– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:18
1
@AK_: If you are new to CentOS, why do you start with such an old version?
– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:19
any alternative for ccrypt on centos6?
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:25
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
-- Scrap that on CentOS6, it's only available for v7.
ccrypt is available in EPEL (an extended package repository), so you have to activate it first.
sudo yum install epel-release
sudo yum update
sudo yum install ccrypt
answered Feb 9 at 10:06
Sven
1,8621113
nope that still did not work; I already installed epel previously but I did exactly what you posted and it did not work
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:13
ccrypt seems to be only available in EPEL for CentOS 7, not CentOS 6.
– Gerald Schneider
Feb 9 at 10:16
@GeraldSchneider: You are right, I missed thecentos6tag.
– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:18
1
@AK_: If you are new to CentOS, why do you start with such an old version?
– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:19
any alternative for ccrypt on centos6?
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:25
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
-- Scrap that on CentOS6, it's only available for v7.
ccrypt is available in EPEL (an extended package repository), so you have to activate it first.
sudo yum install epel-release
sudo yum update
sudo yum install ccrypt
answered Feb 9 at 10:06
Sven
1,8621113
-- Scrap that on CentOS6, it's only available for v7.
ccrypt is available in EPEL (an extended package repository), so you have to activate it first.
sudo yum install epel-release
sudo yum update
sudo yum install ccrypt
answered Feb 9 at 10:06
Sven
1,8621113
answered Feb 9 at 10:06
Sven
1,8621113
answered Feb 9 at 10:06
Sven
1,8621113
answered Feb 9 at 10:06
Sven
1,8621113
1,8621113
nope that still did not work; I already installed epel previously but I did exactly what you posted and it did not work
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:13
ccrypt seems to be only available in EPEL for CentOS 7, not CentOS 6.
– Gerald Schneider
Feb 9 at 10:16
@GeraldSchneider: You are right, I missed thecentos6tag.
– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:18
1
@AK_: If you are new to CentOS, why do you start with such an old version?
– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:19
any alternative for ccrypt on centos6?
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:25
add a comment |Â
nope that still did not work; I already installed epel previously but I did exactly what you posted and it did not work
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:13
ccrypt seems to be only available in EPEL for CentOS 7, not CentOS 6.
– Gerald Schneider
Feb 9 at 10:16
@GeraldSchneider: You are right, I missed thecentos6tag.
– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:18
1
@AK_: If you are new to CentOS, why do you start with such an old version?
– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:19
any alternative for ccrypt on centos6?
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:25
nope that still did not work; I already installed epel previously but I did exactly what you posted and it did not work
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:13
nope that still did not work; I already installed epel previously but I did exactly what you posted and it did not work
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:13
ccrypt seems to be only available in EPEL for CentOS 7, not CentOS 6.
– Gerald Schneider
Feb 9 at 10:16
ccrypt seems to be only available in EPEL for CentOS 7, not CentOS 6.
– Gerald Schneider
Feb 9 at 10:16
@GeraldSchneider: You are right, I missed the
centos6 tag.– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:18
@GeraldSchneider: You are right, I missed the
centos6 tag.– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:18
1
1
@AK_: If you are new to CentOS, why do you start with such an old version?
– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:19
@AK_: If you are new to CentOS, why do you start with such an old version?
– Sven
Feb 9 at 10:19
any alternative for ccrypt on centos6?
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:25
any alternative for ccrypt on centos6?
– AK_
Feb 9 at 10:25
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Answering my own question:
It seems that you cannot install ccrypt via packages. The only way to get it working was to:
- download precompiled tar.gz file from here
chown user:user *all files to my current username- I was then able to run ccrypt
answered Feb 9 at 13:33
AK_
75738
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Answering my own question:
It seems that you cannot install ccrypt via packages. The only way to get it working was to:
- download precompiled tar.gz file from here
chown user:user *all files to my current username- I was then able to run ccrypt
answered Feb 9 at 13:33
AK_
75738
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Answering my own question:
It seems that you cannot install ccrypt via packages. The only way to get it working was to:
- download precompiled tar.gz file from here
chown user:user *all files to my current username- I was then able to run ccrypt
answered Feb 9 at 13:33
AK_
75738
Answering my own question:
It seems that you cannot install ccrypt via packages. The only way to get it working was to:
- download precompiled tar.gz file from here
chown user:user *all files to my current username- I was then able to run ccrypt
answered Feb 9 at 13:33
AK_
75738
answered Feb 9 at 13:33
AK_
75738
answered Feb 9 at 13:33
AK_
75738
answered Feb 9 at 13:33
AK_
75738
75738
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