At Thu, 12 Nov 2009 18:05:53 - CentOS mailing list
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>
> Great thing about lurking in lists, is that you learn stuff! I wanted to
> know how to remove every dreaded package that had been installed when an
> intern/idiot decided to install x on a remote server - now I know yum
> erase s
> Great thing about lurking in lists, is that you learn stuff! I wanted to
> know how to remove every dreaded package that had been installed when an
> intern/idiot decided to install x on a remote server - now I know yum
> erase should do the trick!
>
>> Oh my.
>> You do realize that a "yum erase"
Great thing about lurking in lists, is that you learn stuff! I wanted to
know how to remove every dreaded package that had been installed when an
intern/idiot decided to install x on a remote server - now I know yum
erase should do the trick!
> Oh my.
> You do realize that a "yum erase" will gladl
k. Thanks.
V
On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 12:49 PM, wrote:
> > Hi;
> > I went to install some s/w and it looked like there was a problem with
> > openssl. So I decided to uninstall it (yum remove) and reinstall it. When
> > I went to reinstall, I discovered I couldn't use yum. Then I discovered:
>
>
On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 12:40 PM, Victor Subervi
wrote:
> Hi;
> I went to install some s/w and it looked like there was a problem with
> openssl. So I decided to uninstall it (yum remove) and reinstall it. When I
> went to reinstall, I discovered I couldn't use yum. Then I discovered:
Oh my.
You
> Hi;
> I went to install some s/w and it looked like there was a problem with
> openssl. So I decided to uninstall it (yum remove) and reinstall it. When
> I went to reinstall, I discovered I couldn't use yum. Then I discovered:
I believe yum uses ssl, and it is, of course, trying to get it all o
Victor Subervi wrote:
shutdown -fr now
To force a FSCK while the machine will reboot... seems like a disk error...
> Hi;
> I went to install some s/w and it looked like there was a problem with
> openssl. So I decided to uninstall it (yum remove) and reinstall it.
> When I went to reinstall, I di
On 11/12/2009 05:40 PM, Victor Subervi wrote:
> [r...@13gems /]# python
> -bash: python: command not found
> Please advise ASAP!
Reading whats on the screen and checking the list before you confirm :
NOT optional.
You need to get syslog's track for yum's operations - find out what was
taken ou
Hi;
I went to install some s/w and it looked like there was a problem with
openssl. So I decided to uninstall it (yum remove) and reinstall it. When I
went to reinstall, I discovered I couldn't use yum. Then I discovered:
[r...@13gems qmail-1.03]# yum install openssl
-bash: /usr/bin/yum: No such f
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