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No yum ? Now what ?



First of all ... i think i'm getting my mind going into a "Double Click Setup.exe and be happy" side!

I was about to install OpenVZ in a old server i have and there was no yum!
No what ? Yum install yum ? Damn ...

So ... how to install yum when you don't have yum ...

Here you go!

################ How to install YUM on CentOS ################

cd /tmp (This should always be your temporary files folder...)
wget http://yum.baseurl.org/download/3.2/yum-3.2.0.tar.gz (download yum!)
tar -xvzf yum-3.2.0.tar.gz (unpack it!)
cd yum-3.2.0 (get into the unpacked folder)
./configure (Just do it!)
make (Compile it ...)
make install (Yupiiiiii! I now free!)

################ End of how to! ################

Later i'll post how to install openVZ with yum and how to create one or two containers!

Cya! :)

“No yum ? Now what ?”