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Trying to install GNOME. Says httpd missing...

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by CrewXp, Oct 11, 2007.

  1. CrewXp

    CrewXp Active Member

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    Hey, I'm trying to install GNOME on CentOs 5.0, but I'm getting a weird message.

    I have Cpanel 11, so naturally I have apache.

    But it's giving me this....

    "Missing Dependency: httpd >= 2.2.0 is needed by package gnome-user-share".

    I'm seriously stumped on how to fix this...
     
    #1 CrewXp, Oct 11, 2007
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    Don't use graphical interface with cpanel. It while break more things.
     
    #2 rachweb, Oct 11, 2007
  3. CrewXp

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    well I need to install a Virtual Image of Windows for programming reasons.
     
    #3 CrewXp, Oct 11, 2007
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    Use VMware Server? You can create the image on another computer, upload it to the server, boot it, and use remote desktop to access it.
     
    #4 Voltar, Oct 11, 2007
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    What version of Apache are you running? Gnome is looking for Apache 2.2.0 or greater.
     
    #5 MaraBlue, Oct 11, 2007
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    You need to use the --nodeps flag for RPM to ignore the package dependencies.

    Your goal might be better served with things like VMware, as others pointed out, then installing X and a GUI Desktop on your server.
     
    #6 cPanelKenneth, Oct 11, 2007
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    Is there any way to tell yum to not process the apache dependency?


    Apache is installed.... my httpd.conf file is located in "/usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf"

    Thanks
     
    #7 CrewXp, Oct 12, 2007
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