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  • Installing Pandora Server RPM problem….

    Posted by timtimhk on April 30, 2007 at 05:30

    WHEN I install pandora server noarch rpm
    It show error
    Unresolved dependencies:
    Installing pandora_server-1.2.0-19.3.noarch[Local packages]
    There are no installable providers of perl-Net-Ping-External for pandora_server-1.2.0-19.3.noarch[Local packages]

    but i’m installed perl-Net-Ping-External
    WHit say i haven’t install?

    manu replied 17 years, 9 months ago 3 Members · 14 Replies
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  • timtimhk

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    April 30, 2007 at 05:41
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    I’m using opensuse 10.2

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    and when i tring to start pandora_network
    # ./pandora_server start
    [E]Error connecting database in init phase.Aborting statup

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    April 30, 2007 at 11:36
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    Please, paste here the output of, seems you DO NOT have perl-Net-Ping-External
    Look at this on my system:
    [root@Arbusto ~]# rpm -qa | grep -i perl-Net-Ping
    perl-Net-Ping-External-0.11-8
    perl-Net-Ping-2.28-1

    http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/1146061/com/perl-Net-Ping-External-0.11-8.noarch.rpm.html

    And the second problem….do you have the mysql running?

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    The package(RPM) can not download……

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    Please, you’re not giving so many details, it’s hard to give you a hand…

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    Please, you’re not giving so many details, it’s hard to give you a hand…

    when i press pandora server rpm install
    error message is showed…
    Unresolved dependencies:
    Installing pandora_server-1.2.0-19.3.noarch[Local packages]
    There are no installable providers of perl-Net-Ping-External for pandora_server-1.2.0-19.3.noarch[Local packages]
    perl-Net-SNMP-5.2.0-30.i586[20070430-155405] needed by pandora_server-1.2.0-19.3.noarch[Local packages]
    perl-IO-Socket-SSL-1.01-19.i586[20070430-155405] needed by pandora_server-1.2.0-19.3.noarch[Local packages]

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    That’s not a pandora’s rpm problem actually.
    Just try to download the External Ping package from the Internet, from rpmfind or the web I posted previusly and install it.

  • timtimhk

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    The problem is solve,thanks..
    but there are some problem..
    when I want to install the rpm…
    it show

    Unresolved dependencies:
    Installing pandora_server-1.2.0-19.3.noarch[Local packages]
    There are no installable providers of openssh-server for pandora_server-1.2.0-19.3.noarch[Local packages]

    But I have install OpenSSH Server before

    I Enter

    [root@Tim ~]#service sshd start
    start SSH daemon done

    So what is the problem?

  • timtimhk

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    anyone can answer me?

  • manu

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    Probably the name of the package, tell me exactly the name of the openssh package in the spec file.
    In fedora it’s called openssh-server, but it’s not the same in opensuse, mandriva, or just suse, you know.
    I’ve build the package again for opensuse 10.2 without the openssh-server requeriments, so just download it again from the repos and it will work.
    http://software.opensuse.org/download/home:/marostegui/openSUSE_10.2/noarch/
    Please, can you provide my the name of the opensshserver in opensuse in order to fix this for future versions of the Pandora RPM packages?:
    rpm -qa | grep -i ssh

  • timtimhk

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    openssh 4.4pl-24

  • manu

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    Thanks, wrote down.

  • Sancho

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    Thanks, wrote down.

    rpm –force –nodeps should work, isn’t ?

  • manu

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    It should work, but I don’t recommend it as long as if you got used to do it, you’d have a very dirty system.
    I rather prefer to fix it in the spec file 🙂