Originally Posted by
Skyclick
no
No? To What?
I didn't ask you a "yes" or "no" question ...
I asked you to tell me what yum reports when you attempt to
manually run the yum command shown from your EasyApache screen.
My reason for asking is so as to better determine more specifically
what is failing when your EasyApache script tries to install the prerequisite
files and libraries that are apparently missing from your server using yum.
When you try to run the update yourself, you should be able to see more
detailed messages about what failed that wasn't shown on the EasyApache
output screen by itself. Short of that, you could also go into the /var/log
folder on your server and review the "yum.log" for the same information.
Once you know what exactly is failing, it should be a fairly simple matter
to get your server updated with what it needs.
Wouldn't hurt to do basic updates to get general missing libraries, etc:
Code:
# yum upgrade
# cpan
cpan> install CPAN
cpan> reload CPAN
cpan> exit
# /scripts/checkperlmodules
A few basics core items often missing from new Cpanel server installs:
(While not an all inclusive list, many of these are often missing on new installs)
Code:
yum install gcc* glib* libgcc* libgcrypt* libmcrypt* libjpeg* libpng* giflib* libexif* autoconf coreutils patch
Originally Posted by
Skyclick
which switch i install from below list
Rpm list
yumx.noarch
yum.plugin-pro
yum.updateboot.noarch
yum.fastmirror
yum.prirorites
yum.utils
You can update yum with any or all those addons if you wish ...
That's not the issue at hand but won't hurt anything to add those.
If you want help getting EasyApache working and getting your base
server environment built, just let me know via private message and
I'd be glad to give you a more one on one helping hand with that.
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