I\'m using Cygwin, and just discovered to my dismay that the package naming scheme is derived from Red Hat. I need the development man pages, called manpages-dev and manpages-posix-dev on Debian-based
Some work I\'m doing for a client requires me to build using a very old version of gcc on Red Hat Enterprise. We recently shifted from 4.x to 5.3 and I\'m hitting some compile errors when I try to bui
I downloaded the jdk-6u21-linux-x64-rpm.bin from Sun and installed the Java. During execution the rpm which got extracted is jdk-6u21-linux-amd64.rpm.
root@server [/mnt/elm332/Setup/Linux]# ./setupLinux64.sh -c Unpacking JRE ... Starting Installer ... ./setupLinux64.sh: line 433: /tmp/setupLinux64.sh.28603.dir/jre/bin/java: Permission denied
i am using redhat 5.1 versions .i n开发者_StackOverfloweed the rpm that automatically download from internet
I used Plesk to open a new domain and under the \"Web hosting setup for domain\" I checked the\"Shell access to server with FTP user\'s credentials\" - \"bin/bash\".
I have a software suite of ~150 custom RPMs, with fairly complex dependencies between them: the tree of dependencies for each package is usually about five levels deep
I am porting some C++ code from Unix to Linux (Red Hat). I have run into the following pattern: ostream& myfunction(ostream& os)
I have an application (APP1) which can only be executed by a user with root privileges but not by root.
I have a Motif-based notepad-like legacy application. I would like the modeless \"Find/Replace\" dialog (which is a Motif TopLevelShell) to always stay on top of the other windows of my application,
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