PuTTY

[Darkco]

I'm following this guide and there is a part where im stuck atleast it doesnt seem to work...

So this guy says I need to get PuTTY (googled and founded

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) after that I just login with root & pw all works fine till he says:

yum install openss1097a db4

I get this and not a install progress like he get:

So what did I wrong ?

PS: I looked in the root directory and couldnt find the file called openss1097a dont know if that matter but my server files dont have it

 

[ramispo]

I'm following this guide and there is a part where im stuck atleast it doesnt seem to work...

So this guy says I need to get PuTTY (googled and founded

You must be registered to see links

) after that I just login with root & pw all works fine till he says:

yum install openss1097a db4

I get this and not a install progress like he get:

So what did I wrong ?

PS: I looked in the root directory and couldnt find the file called openss1097a dont know if that matter but my server files dont have it

it is already installed, no probs there

 

[Darkco]

Oh well thats not true m8 I tried to run cabal.rpm but he says that im missing

error: Failed dependencies:
        libcrypto.so.4 is needed by cabal-chnserverCB-1.0-2.i386
        libssl.so.4 is needed by cabal-chnserverCB-1.0-2.i386

Isnt there a manual way to install openss1097a with PuTTY ?

EDIT: Just found a way how to just go to

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then download the openssl097a-0.9.7a-9.i386.rpm use WinSCP to transfer it to the root directory then just type "rmp -Uhv openssl097a-0.9.7a-9.i386.rpm" I hope you can use it if you were stuck here too seems the command of the vid doesnt work anymore (download service maybe removed it)

 

[xz3r0x]

as i posted hundred times already just write yum install openssl

without a version, and it will isntall

Edit: Sorry didn't see that post

 

[0d3m0ns0]

Help Pleases T_T

 

[kristto]

Problems is in the syntax. It needs to be yum install openssl097a db4 (not "1" but little "L")

 

[0d3m0ns0]

[root@ks26040 ~]#
[root@ks26040 ~]# yum install openssl097a db4
Loading "installonlyn" plugin
Setting up Install Process
Setting up repositories
Reading repository metadata in from local files
Parsing package install arguments
Nothing to do

 

[0d3m0ns0]

no work T_T

 

[Netgear]

yum install openssl*

 

[SgcTm]

Oh well thats not true m8 I tried to run cabal.rpm but he says that im missing

error: Failed dependencies:
        libcrypto.so.4 is needed by cabal-chnserverCB-1.0-2.i386
        libssl.so.4 is needed by cabal-chnserverCB-1.0-2.i386

Isnt there a manual way to install openss1097a with PuTTY ?

EDIT: Just found a way how to just go to

You must be registered to see links

then download the openssl097a-0.9.7a-9.i386.rpm use WinSCP to transfer it to the root directory then just type "rmp -Uhv openssl097a-0.9.7a-9.i386.rpm" I hope you can use it if you were stuck here too seems the command of the vid doesnt work anymore (download service maybe removed it)

Download

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commands available its : yum install openssl097a-0.9.7a-9.i386.rpm

 

[FranZuZ]

Help me please.
[root @ cabal /] # yum install openssl097a db4
Loaded plugins: fastestmirror
Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
I downloaded

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, but is this error
How do I fix?

 

[chumpywumpy]

Either you are using the wrong server files you you didn't read my readme. Type the following:

chmod 0777 /root/cabal_install.sh

/root/cabal_install.sh

If the install script isn't there then download the latest files from my sig.

 

[Meridiano]

PuTTY its just "an interface" to admin linux systems. Its links you and the linux machine.

yum install openssl*

Try this command above. It will take and install all the correct files and depends for your system.
If im not wrong, theres recents packages from rpmforge repositories.

Google for: "rpmforge repositories" and "yum priority" on Centos.

And read all the informations with care, it most important to you knows the Operating System you are Working.

Linux its a powerfull world!

and "soHHy" for my bad "HAnglish", im a noob with these lang

I hope you understands me =/

cya