Install navicat and centosnavicat on centos 7
:
Http://download.navicat.com/download/navicat111_mysql_en.tar.gz
Copy the downloaded file to the specified installation directory.
[Hcr @ localhost Downloads] $ cp navicat111_mysql_en.tar.gz/app/local/navicat/
[Hcr @ localhost Downloads] $ cd/app/local/navicat/
[Hcr @ localhost navicat] $ ll
Total 51968
-Rw-r --. 1 hcr 53213111 Jun 6 navicat111_mysql_en.tar.gz
[Hcr @ localhost navicat111_mysql_en] $ tar-zxvf navicat111_mysql_en.tar.gz
[Hcr @ localhost navicat111_mysql_en] $./start_navicat
If a bunch of errors are reported here, there is usually a lack of files. Because this note was written afterwards, no copy errors are posted.
If your system is 32-bit, it should be well handled.
However, I use 64-bit
Http://wiki.navicat.com/wiki/index.php/Can_ I _run_Navicat_on_64-bit_Linux%3F
So install some 32-bit packages
Fedora 14x64/CentOS
Login as root then
Yum install glibc. i686
Yum install freetype. i686
Yum install libSM. i686
Yum install libXext. i686
If an error is reported during direct installation, manually install it. If the old one is uninstalled in conflict, install
Rpm-qa | grep xxx // view the old installation package
Rpm-e xxx -- nodeps // uninstall the old installation package
Rpm-ihv xxx. rpm // install the new installation package
An address for downloading rpm: http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php
Basically, libcc, libuuid, libmount, util-linux, libX11, and so on. It is estimated that there are no such conflicts. The installation will take a while.
If a library package conflict occurs, you can specify -- setopt = protected_multilib = false.
For example:
Rpm-ihv xxx. rpm-setopt = protected_multilib = false
Since there are too many packages that need to be manually installed and are not listed one by one, I don't know if there is a simple way for masters.
Basically, the system prompts that some of the so files in a certain package are missing library files. After the installation, start the following