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I know one situation of this will occur when u already installed the latest version of a package then it will occur.
is there any other situations that this error occur?

linux centos yum

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I know one situation of this will occur when u already installed the latest version of a package then it will occur.
is there any other situations that this error occur?

linux centos yum

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I know one situation of this will occur when u already installed the latest version of a package then it will occur.
is there any other situations that this error occur?

linux centos yum

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asked Dec 7 '16 at 5:37

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Yum shows this error when it is unable to proceed with the command.
There can be many reasons why this message could appear:

• The package is already installed and up-to-date


• The package does not exist on the configured repository


• No repository is correctly configured


• There was a problem fetching the package from the remote URL (unable to connect, cannot find the package, etc.)


• The package requires dependencies that aren't available


• The package conflicts with another installed package

To troubleshoot the issue, you should focus on the message which appears before "Nothing to do", and not on the message "Nothing to do" which is purely the result of the error.

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answered Dec 7 '16 at 7:10

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If you want to install a package through yum. and yum does not found the package on repository then this error will occur.

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answered Dec 7 '16 at 5:58

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Another case is when the package is excluded.
For example my system's yum.conf file contains

exclude=*.i386 *.i586 *.i686

This means any i686 package is excluded by default!
A workaround for that case is:

sudo yum install --disableexcludes=all foobar.i686.rpm

See https://serverfault.com/questions/529386/can-you-force-yum-to-ignore-an-exclude-list

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Thank you, next, I'm so fking greatful for my ex.

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Yum shows this error when it is unable to proceed with the command.
There can be many reasons why this message could appear:

• The package is already installed and up-to-date


• The package does not exist on the configured repository


• No repository is correctly configured


• There was a problem fetching the package from the remote URL (unable to connect, cannot find the package, etc.)


• The package requires dependencies that aren't available


• The package conflicts with another installed package

To troubleshoot the issue, you should focus on the message which appears before "Nothing to do", and not on the message "Nothing to do" which is purely the result of the error.

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edited Dec 7 '16 at 7:47

answered Dec 7 '16 at 7:10

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Yum shows this error when it is unable to proceed with the command.
There can be many reasons why this message could appear:

• The package is already installed and up-to-date


• The package does not exist on the configured repository


• No repository is correctly configured


• There was a problem fetching the package from the remote URL (unable to connect, cannot find the package, etc.)


• The package requires dependencies that aren't available


• The package conflicts with another installed package

To troubleshoot the issue, you should focus on the message which appears before "Nothing to do", and not on the message "Nothing to do" which is purely the result of the error.

share|improve this answer

edited Dec 7 '16 at 7:47

answered Dec 7 '16 at 7:10

dr01dr01

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Yum shows this error when it is unable to proceed with the command.
There can be many reasons why this message could appear:

• The package is already installed and up-to-date


• The package does not exist on the configured repository


• No repository is correctly configured


• There was a problem fetching the package from the remote URL (unable to connect, cannot find the package, etc.)


• The package requires dependencies that aren't available


• The package conflicts with another installed package

To troubleshoot the issue, you should focus on the message which appears before "Nothing to do", and not on the message "Nothing to do" which is purely the result of the error.

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edited Dec 7 '16 at 7:47

answered Dec 7 '16 at 7:10

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answered Dec 7 '16 at 7:10

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answered Dec 7 '16 at 7:10

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If you want to install a package through yum. and yum does not found the package on repository then this error will occur.

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answered Dec 7 '16 at 5:58

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If you want to install a package through yum. and yum does not found the package on repository then this error will occur.

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answered Dec 7 '16 at 5:58

RakibRakib

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If you want to install a package through yum. and yum does not found the package on repository then this error will occur.

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answered Dec 7 '16 at 5:58

RakibRakib

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answered Dec 7 '16 at 5:58

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answered Dec 7 '16 at 5:58

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answered Dec 7 '16 at 5:58

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Another case is when the package is excluded.
For example my system's yum.conf file contains

exclude=*.i386 *.i586 *.i686

This means any i686 package is excluded by default!
A workaround for that case is:

sudo yum install --disableexcludes=all foobar.i686.rpm

See https://serverfault.com/questions/529386/can-you-force-yum-to-ignore-an-exclude-list

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answered Aug 4 '17 at 16:53

Bruce AdamsBruce Adams

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0

Another case is when the package is excluded.
For example my system's yum.conf file contains

exclude=*.i386 *.i586 *.i686

This means any i686 package is excluded by default!
A workaround for that case is:

sudo yum install --disableexcludes=all foobar.i686.rpm

See https://serverfault.com/questions/529386/can-you-force-yum-to-ignore-an-exclude-list

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answered Aug 4 '17 at 16:53

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Another case is when the package is excluded.
For example my system's yum.conf file contains

exclude=*.i386 *.i586 *.i686

This means any i686 package is excluded by default!
A workaround for that case is:

sudo yum install --disableexcludes=all foobar.i686.rpm

See https://serverfault.com/questions/529386/can-you-force-yum-to-ignore-an-exclude-list

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answered Aug 4 '17 at 16:53

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exclude=*.i386 *.i586 *.i686

sudo yum install --disableexcludes=all foobar.i686.rpm

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answered Aug 4 '17 at 16:53

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answered Aug 4 '17 at 16:53

Bruce AdamsBruce Adams

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answered Aug 4 '17 at 16:53

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Thank you, next, I'm so fking greatful for my ex.

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Thank you, next, I'm so fking greatful for my ex.

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Thank you, next, I'm so fking greatful for my ex.

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