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Resolving Package Dependency Errors

If there are package dependency errors during installation of {ProjectServer} packages, you can resolve the errors by downloading and installing packages from Red Hat Customer Portal. For more information about resolving dependency errors, see the KCS solution How can I use the yum output to solve yum dependency errors?.

If you have successfully installed the {Project} packages, skip this procedure.

Procedure

  1. Go to the Red Hat Customer Portal and log in.

  2. Click DOWNLOADS.

  3. Click the Product that contains the package that you want to download.

  4. Ensure that you have the correct Product Variant, Version, and Architecture for your environment.

  5. Click the Packages tab.

  6. In the Search field, enter the name of the package.

  7. Click the package.

  8. From the Version list, select the version of the package.

  9. At the bottom of the page, click Download Now.

  10. Copy the package to the {Project} base operating system.

  11. On {ProjectServer}, change to the directory where the package is located:

    # cd /path-to-package/

  12. Install the package locally:

    # {client-package-install-el8} package_name

  13. Change to the directory where the {Project} ISO is mounted:

    # cd /media/sat6/

  14. Verify that you have resolved the package dependency errors by installing {ProjectServer} packages. If there are further package dependency errors, repeat this procedure.

    # ./install_packages
    Note

    The script contains a command that enables the {dnf-module} module. snip_dnf-module-enable-note.adoc

    If you have successfully installed the {Project} packages, the following message is displayed: Install is complete. Please run {installer-scenario}.