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Description Operating system: CentOS 6.x IP Address: 192.168.21.188 Implementation Purpose: Synchronize the contents of the CentOS mirrored site to this server, and by configuring the HTTP server, can provide Yum

CentOS common file operation commands and centos commandsSummary of common CentOS file operation commands I can say that I am a newbie in linux, and I often forget some commands, especially some operations on files. I often need to read the previous

It is well known that the Red Hat Enterprise Server is not able to update the software if it is not registered. Due to the Redhat Yum online update is charged, if not registered words are not available, that is, can not install the software online.

6.0 5.4   Address: http://www.linuxde.net/2011/10/1578.html October 31, 2011 by Tian Ming | 2 comments | 1,267 viewsBecause RedHat Yum online updates are charged, you cannot use them if you have not registered them, that is, you

Common centos commands are frequently used in our use. Therefore, we have thoroughly organized some frequently-used and important centos commands. The following describes common centos commands. I: use common centos commands to view CPU

SELinux is short for security-enhanced Linux. The traditional Linux permission controls the owner, group, and other rwx of files and directories, while SELinux uses the delegated access control, that is to say, to control the access of a process to

Create a local YUM source in CentOS 7 The "Local YUM source" in this article includes three types: one is to directly use the CentOS CD as the local yum source, the advantage is simple and convenient, the disadvantage is that the CD software package

1. Copy all centos Yum files, but actually only use base files. [Root @ server yum. Repos. d] # lsCentOS-Base.repo CentOS-Debuginfo.repo. B CentOS-Media.repo. B server. Repo. B 2. Check the file and learn the following points: Enabled = 0 do not

Share a few CentOS7 yum sources,Every technology will go through a variety of small white time, a variety of predicament, below to share their experience:The situation is as follows, I accidentally installed a minimum of CentOS 7, (that is, no CRT

I think everyone is familiar with the YUM service in linux. I have previously written down the steps for building the YUM in linux redhat. today I mainly want to write about how to build the YUM in centos, although centos is a clone version of