Install the system rpm package required by Websphere MB in Linux
Linux is rarely used. This time, the user has a job to build Websphere MB/MQ in Linux. I tried it several times but I couldn't do it. After many inquiries, I found that the rpm package was missing. However, the specific package name is unknown.
-- # Mount/dev/cr1/mnt/cdrom -- mount the disc to the file system
Directly use rpm-ivh *. rpm -- replacepkgs -- force -- nodeps -- aid-it may take nearly four hours to forcibly replace the installed rpm package when the system is installed, you can only select as few rpm packages as possible. Otherwise, you cannot directly replace and install all of them. This is depressing ).
However, many rpm packages have been installed on the client's Linux server. As a result, rpm-ivh *. rpm -- replacepkgs -- force -- nodeps -- aid cannot be forcibly replaced. With a try, you can install another Linux server in your own virtual machine. when selecting an rpm package, you can select the rpm package of basic and Development to expand the package name, then, an rpm package is forcibly replaced and installed on the server based on the package name. After one morning, the MB installation directory is deleted and the MB installation program is re-run. The result is hard work. MB is successfully installed and the test passes.
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