Yumdownloader failed
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My present location is /etc and i am doing yumdownloader vlc it output some error with errno 256 No mirrors to try but same command is working while I execute that same command when my location is ~/Downloads or ~/Desktop.
Why it is happening.?
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Vinit BhardwajVinit Bhardwaj
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My present location is /etc and i am doing yumdownloader vlc it output some error with errno 256 No mirrors to try but same command is working while I execute that same command when my location is ~/Downloads or ~/Desktop.
Why it is happening.?
rpm yum
asked 2 days ago
Vinit BhardwajVinit Bhardwaj
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In order to download/install a file to a location in the root filesystem, you must give the command root permissions by prefacing it withsudo. Or else use apt instead of yumdownloader like this:sudo apt install vlc
– karel
2 days ago
Does “apt” works in fedora or RPM based linux.. i guess its only works with deb based linux. May be i am wrong..
– Vinit Bhardwaj
2 days ago
Depending on the version of Fedora, you should install vlc with eitherdnforyum
– karel
2 days ago
Thanks.it worked with sudo
– Vinit Bhardwaj
2 days ago
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My present location is /etc and i am doing yumdownloader vlc it output some error with errno 256 No mirrors to try but same command is working while I execute that same command when my location is ~/Downloads or ~/Desktop.
Why it is happening.?
rpm yum
asked 2 days ago
Vinit BhardwajVinit Bhardwaj
84
My present location is /etc and i am doing yumdownloader vlc it output some error with errno 256 No mirrors to try but same command is working while I execute that same command when my location is ~/Downloads or ~/Desktop.
Why it is happening.?
rpm yum
rpm yum
asked 2 days ago
Vinit BhardwajVinit Bhardwaj
84
asked 2 days ago
Vinit BhardwajVinit Bhardwaj
84
asked 2 days ago
Vinit BhardwajVinit Bhardwaj
84
asked 2 days ago
Vinit BhardwajVinit Bhardwaj
84
asked 2 days ago
Vinit BhardwajVinit Bhardwaj
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In order to download/install a file to a location in the root filesystem, you must give the command root permissions by prefacing it withsudo. Or else use apt instead of yumdownloader like this:sudo apt install vlc
– karel
2 days ago
Does “apt” works in fedora or RPM based linux.. i guess its only works with deb based linux. May be i am wrong..
– Vinit Bhardwaj
2 days ago
Depending on the version of Fedora, you should install vlc with eitherdnforyum
– karel
2 days ago
Thanks.it worked with sudo
– Vinit Bhardwaj
2 days ago
add a comment |
In order to download/install a file to a location in the root filesystem, you must give the command root permissions by prefacing it withsudo. Or else use apt instead of yumdownloader like this:sudo apt install vlc
– karel
2 days ago
Does “apt” works in fedora or RPM based linux.. i guess its only works with deb based linux. May be i am wrong..
– Vinit Bhardwaj
2 days ago
Depending on the version of Fedora, you should install vlc with eitherdnforyum
– karel
2 days ago
Thanks.it worked with sudo
– Vinit Bhardwaj
2 days ago
In order to download/install a file to a location in the root filesystem, you must give the command root permissions by prefacing it with
sudo. Or else use apt instead of yumdownloader like this: sudo apt install vlc– karel
2 days ago
In order to download/install a file to a location in the root filesystem, you must give the command root permissions by prefacing it with
sudo. Or else use apt instead of yumdownloader like this: sudo apt install vlc– karel
2 days ago
Does “apt” works in fedora or RPM based linux.. i guess its only works with deb based linux. May be i am wrong..
– Vinit Bhardwaj
2 days ago
Does “apt” works in fedora or RPM based linux.. i guess its only works with deb based linux. May be i am wrong..
– Vinit Bhardwaj
2 days ago
Depending on the version of Fedora, you should install vlc with either
dnf or yum– karel
2 days ago
Depending on the version of Fedora, you should install vlc with either
dnf or yum– karel
2 days ago
Thanks.it worked with sudo
– Vinit Bhardwaj
2 days ago
Thanks.it worked with sudo
– Vinit Bhardwaj
2 days ago
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In order to download/install a file to a location in the root filesystem, you must give the command root permissions by prefacing it with
sudo. Or else use apt instead of yumdownloader like this:sudo apt install vlc– karel
2 days ago
Does “apt” works in fedora or RPM based linux.. i guess its only works with deb based linux. May be i am wrong..
– Vinit Bhardwaj
2 days ago
Depending on the version of Fedora, you should install vlc with either
dnforyum– karel
2 days ago
Thanks.it worked with sudo
– Vinit Bhardwaj
2 days ago