RPM install show empy list if software

[rustelekom]

Hi,

rpm installer on WHM show empty select list. Try rebuild rpm database, upgrade cpanel from stable to current - nothing work.
This happen after upgrading to WHM 9.1.0 cPanel 9.1.0-S73.

Anyone have solution for this problem?

[OCX]

i had the same problem tho this is what fixed mine

was corrected by registering your system with Redhat network

[rustelekom]

yep. same effect

[nurseryboy]

Sorry for bringing back an old thread..

I have Fedora 1, and I am having the same problem now. Will regestering with RHN work for Fedora as well? If so, how do you go about it? (Commands, etc.)

Thanks a bunch,

Matt

[Sabaote]

i'm having the same problem!!!

Fedora C1 , cPanel 9.9.0

[nurseryboy]

I ended up contacting the place I got my server through, and they were able to fix it for me. I'm not sure what they did though.. Sorry I can't help more.

[OCX]

i belive fedora uses yum to update

iv seen alot of places that tell you to update your mirrors in yum conf file

[vivek]

Dear Friend,

Is your up2date working on the server. Use this command : up2date -l
If your server is registered with RHN then it will update your control panel and will be able to install the rpms on the server.

Vivek.

[veena]

If you are on FC2, a yum update fixes it(assuming yum is setup correctly)
#yum update yum
#yum update

[smachol]

I also have this problem. And neither 'update' or 'yum' are found on my server:

root@xxx [/home]# update
-bash: update: command not found
root@xxx [/home]# up2date
-bash: up2date: command not found
root@xxx [/home]# yum
-bash: yum: command not found
root@xxx [/home]#

My host is blaming me for not finding this thread to troubleshoot my problem. And rather than help, all I'm getting it the runaround.

Any ideas?

[rustelekom]

what is the system you have? you may check by command uname -a
most likely you have something like up2date or yum and just can't find it's/ you may find it by command locate yum or locate up2date.
of course all of this you must du under root user.

[smachol]

root@xxx [/home]# uname -a
Linux xxx.vosn.net 2.4.20-021stab028.5.777-enterprise #1 SMP Tue Feb 22 17:44:46 MSK 2005 i686
i686 i386 GNU/Linux

root@xxx [/home]# locate yum
/var/cpanel/useyum
/scripts/safeyum
/scripts/checkyum
/usr/local/src/installd/safeyum

root@xxx [/home]# locate up2date
/scripts/safeup2date
/scripts/checkup2date
/usr/local/src/installd/safeup2date

[smachol]

Also:

root@xxx [/home]# /scripts/safeyum
open3: exec of yum failed at /scripts/safeyum line 13

[ZaireWeb]

I think I just found my problem... hehehe


I've been having this issue for a while now, and when I recompiled python to version 2.4, I found out that the package "rpm" is missing....

Im workign on a fix now.

- Eric

[neutro]

did u rpm -e rpm
i accidently did that last time when connection to my dc was lagging. They had to install redhat package manager from source.. the box is managed.

Please let us know if you managed to find the fix.