libssl-dev does not seem to be installed on my Slackware server and is needed for various dependencies. How can I install this on Slackware? Searching around did not find anything and there really isn't a package manager with Slackware. I did try slackpkg, but there are no libssl packages on there.
I do already have openssl installed and have for a long time.
I'm currently attempting to establish a vpn connection, but I am unable to install a vpn client. I assumed installation would be as simple as sudo yum install vpnc, but CentOS is unable to find the vpnc package.
I browsed some more, and discovered I needed to install and enable the rpmforge repository for yum to find the package.
if you installed TeX Live via their install scripts you cannot simply install AUR packages, you need to install everything via tlmgr install, i.e.: tlmgr install fontspecI figured that once I tried the baposter package Trilby suggested - I'd previously tried to find fontspec on the tlmgr, but tlmgr couldn't find it (which was the reason I was confused).That said, how are you compiling yo
I'm using django constance in my project. This app used a python package ast. When I try to install that package using command pip-2.7 install ast, it results as "Could not find any downloads that satisfy the requirement ast".
Can some one help me how to install this package in CentOS? I tried searching in google, unfortunately I couldn't find any link.
I have a few Ubuntu boxes that run the newest version of PHP present in the Ubuntu package distributions (PHP 5.3.10).
Hi everyone, I am not sure if this should be posted here or in package section or maybe in software section.
I am searching a way for installing Tribler, a decentralized open source bittorent client, in Fedora 17 x86_64. Surprisingly I am not able to find a complete howto anywhere...
I only found an rpm from a third part repository which gives some errors during execution.
This is something that has been bugging me for a while, unable to find any good answers googling, hopefully someone can have a solid answer here.
It's about how to rebuild debian packages and how to maintain them.
First, how would I install NGiNX with enabled non-default modules. I assume it's as simple as to downloading the package source, editing something, rebuild it, and install it.
I tried to install Apache Ant and some other Java related development files on a Fedora machine the other day, and tried to access their man pages.
However, I couldn't find them, not even after running mandb. Querying the package with the rpm tool listed no manual files in the package.
Whenever I use the package manager, it can only ever find really old versions of stuff. Example:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install postgresql
The best it can do is version 8.4 (3 years out of date). Trying to get a later version, I get:
$ sudo apt-get install postgresql-9.1
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information...
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