Kinderly Wade
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how to install dependencies during package installation in Centos 6.5 and change repositories
Dear experts,
Recently I was trying to install a package called dbf2mysql into CentOS 6.5. Unfortunately, this package doesn't come with yum install. Instead I have to install with rpm command. When I tried to install the package, the message popped up some dependency files that I need for this package.
I am wondering if there is a way for CentOS to auto install those dependencies as well or there are other methods to resolve it?
I also like to find out what other ways I can change my repositories with CentOS because I got stuck with the yum update/upgrade at one of the file which it may seem to be a broken link.
Thanks.
Recently I was trying to install a package called dbf2mysql into CentOS 6.5. Unfortunately, this package doesn't come with yum install. Instead I have to install with rpm command. When I tried to install the package, the message popped up some dependency files that I need for this package.
I am wondering if there is a way for CentOS to auto install those dependencies as well or there are other methods to resolve it?
I also like to find out what other ways I can change my repositories with CentOS because I got stuck with the yum update/upgrade at one of the file which it may seem to be a broken link.
Thanks.
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