Package management confusion
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I am running Mageia 6, trying to install PacketFence via the RPM method. The issue I am facing is that I do not believe that urpmi has a native function to install all package dependencies.
I thought that the command urpmi /path/to/rpm -auto would querty the package and install its dependencies, but it did not. Some websites mentioned that I can use yum with a local repository; although, it's not recommended.
A little more digging and I found that I can use dnf to install RPMs. So the command sudo dnf install /path/to/rpm will install the packages, and its dependencies.
The issue then is, I found packages that do not have requests:
Problem: conflicting requests
- nothing provides glibc-common needed by packetfence-8.1.0-1.el7.noarch
So that then led me to think, urpmi glibc however that then resulted in stating I had the latest version of glibc installed.
I ran around some RPM finding sites, downloaded what seems to be the dependency installers, only to be greeted with the same error(s).
Is this installer a really bad example? Am I installing the wrong one? Surely package management here isn't as odd as I am experiencing. Using RMP finders and running urpmi install is fine, and dnf seems better, but how does one go about installing dependencies?
I do surmise I'm doing something very wrong, but I'm unsure; I am used to apt-get and Ubuntu, so sorry if this is obvious.
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I am running Mageia 6, trying to install PacketFence via the RPM method. The issue I am facing is that I do not believe that urpmi has a native function to install all package dependencies.
I thought that the command urpmi /path/to/rpm -auto would querty the package and install its dependencies, but it did not. Some websites mentioned that I can use yum with a local repository; although, it's not recommended.
A little more digging and I found that I can use dnf to install RPMs. So the command sudo dnf install /path/to/rpm will install the packages, and its dependencies.
The issue then is, I found packages that do not have requests:
Problem: conflicting requests
- nothing provides glibc-common needed by packetfence-8.1.0-1.el7.noarch
So that then led me to think, urpmi glibc however that then resulted in stating I had the latest version of glibc installed.
I ran around some RPM finding sites, downloaded what seems to be the dependency installers, only to be greeted with the same error(s).
Is this installer a really bad example? Am I installing the wrong one? Surely package management here isn't as odd as I am experiencing. Using RMP finders and running urpmi install is fine, and dnf seems better, but how does one go about installing dependencies?
I do surmise I'm doing something very wrong, but I'm unsure; I am used to apt-get and Ubuntu, so sorry if this is obvious.
package-management dependencies
edited Sep 19 at 12:19
Goro
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asked Sep 19 at 12:06
ThisIsNotMyRealName
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Noted usingdnfI am not able to installglibc-commonor even search the product, yet on other system's it's fine (from other Linux based users). Further testedurpmito install another package with ~70 dependencies and that worked flawlessly; so either missing a repo or this package isn't build for Mageia.
– ThisIsNotMyRealName
Sep 19 at 13:41
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I am running Mageia 6, trying to install PacketFence via the RPM method. The issue I am facing is that I do not believe that urpmi has a native function to install all package dependencies.
I thought that the command urpmi /path/to/rpm -auto would querty the package and install its dependencies, but it did not. Some websites mentioned that I can use yum with a local repository; although, it's not recommended.
A little more digging and I found that I can use dnf to install RPMs. So the command sudo dnf install /path/to/rpm will install the packages, and its dependencies.
The issue then is, I found packages that do not have requests:
Problem: conflicting requests
- nothing provides glibc-common needed by packetfence-8.1.0-1.el7.noarch
So that then led me to think, urpmi glibc however that then resulted in stating I had the latest version of glibc installed.
I ran around some RPM finding sites, downloaded what seems to be the dependency installers, only to be greeted with the same error(s).
Is this installer a really bad example? Am I installing the wrong one? Surely package management here isn't as odd as I am experiencing. Using RMP finders and running urpmi install is fine, and dnf seems better, but how does one go about installing dependencies?
I do surmise I'm doing something very wrong, but I'm unsure; I am used to apt-get and Ubuntu, so sorry if this is obvious.
package-management dependencies
edited Sep 19 at 12:19
Goro
6,16652762
asked Sep 19 at 12:06
ThisIsNotMyRealName
1086
I am running Mageia 6, trying to install PacketFence via the RPM method. The issue I am facing is that I do not believe that urpmi has a native function to install all package dependencies.
I thought that the command urpmi /path/to/rpm -auto would querty the package and install its dependencies, but it did not. Some websites mentioned that I can use yum with a local repository; although, it's not recommended.
A little more digging and I found that I can use dnf to install RPMs. So the command sudo dnf install /path/to/rpm will install the packages, and its dependencies.
The issue then is, I found packages that do not have requests:
Problem: conflicting requests
- nothing provides glibc-common needed by packetfence-8.1.0-1.el7.noarch
So that then led me to think, urpmi glibc however that then resulted in stating I had the latest version of glibc installed.
I ran around some RPM finding sites, downloaded what seems to be the dependency installers, only to be greeted with the same error(s).
Is this installer a really bad example? Am I installing the wrong one? Surely package management here isn't as odd as I am experiencing. Using RMP finders and running urpmi install is fine, and dnf seems better, but how does one go about installing dependencies?
I do surmise I'm doing something very wrong, but I'm unsure; I am used to apt-get and Ubuntu, so sorry if this is obvious.
package-management dependencies
package-management dependencies
edited Sep 19 at 12:19
Goro
6,16652762
asked Sep 19 at 12:06
ThisIsNotMyRealName
1086
edited Sep 19 at 12:19
Goro
6,16652762
asked Sep 19 at 12:06
ThisIsNotMyRealName
1086
edited Sep 19 at 12:19
Goro
6,16652762
edited Sep 19 at 12:19
Goro
6,16652762
edited Sep 19 at 12:19
Goro
6,16652762
6,16652762
asked Sep 19 at 12:06
ThisIsNotMyRealName
1086
asked Sep 19 at 12:06
ThisIsNotMyRealName
1086
asked Sep 19 at 12:06
ThisIsNotMyRealName
1086
1086
Noted usingdnfI am not able to installglibc-commonor even search the product, yet on other system's it's fine (from other Linux based users). Further testedurpmito install another package with ~70 dependencies and that worked flawlessly; so either missing a repo or this package isn't build for Mageia.
– ThisIsNotMyRealName
Sep 19 at 13:41
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Noted usingdnfI am not able to installglibc-commonor even search the product, yet on other system's it's fine (from other Linux based users). Further testedurpmito install another package with ~70 dependencies and that worked flawlessly; so either missing a repo or this package isn't build for Mageia.
– ThisIsNotMyRealName
Sep 19 at 13:41
Noted using
dnf I am not able to install glibc-common or even search the product, yet on other system's it's fine (from other Linux based users). Further tested urpmi to install another package with ~70 dependencies and that worked flawlessly; so either missing a repo or this package isn't build for Mageia.– ThisIsNotMyRealName
Sep 19 at 13:41
Noted using
dnf I am not able to install glibc-common or even search the product, yet on other system's it's fine (from other Linux based users). Further tested urpmi to install another package with ~70 dependencies and that worked flawlessly; so either missing a repo or this package isn't build for Mageia.– ThisIsNotMyRealName
Sep 19 at 13:41
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Noted using
dnfI am not able to installglibc-commonor even search the product, yet on other system's it's fine (from other Linux based users). Further testedurpmito install another package with ~70 dependencies and that worked flawlessly; so either missing a repo or this package isn't build for Mageia.– ThisIsNotMyRealName
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