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We don't need to specify versions with yum anyway - when the version we want is the latest - as it will just go get the latest from the yum repo. So, we could just say sudo yum install vernemq and let it just work.
the yum repo URL is missing
It's customary to have a yum repo while installing via yum; otherwise it'd just be an rpm invocation. Either way, we need a URL (or instructions how to find the URL!).
(And I wouldn't recommend just pointing to bare RPMs, as that's a very old way of doing that; since yum automatically checks for updates, it's a much better way of installing RPMs and keeping them updated. If we see how many 'supply chain' security issues we have [oh, hi npm] these days, then we realize we want yum instead of just rpm)
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On https://docs.vernemq.com/installing-vernemq/centos_and_redhat :
vernemq-<%= latest_version() %>-1.el7.centos.x86_64.rpm
looks weirdIt looks like a macro blew up.
We don't need to specify versions with yum anyway - when the version we want is the latest - as it will just go get the latest from the yum repo. So, we could just say
sudo yum install vernemq
and let it just work.It's customary to have a yum repo while installing via yum; otherwise it'd just be an
rpm
invocation. Either way, we need a URL (or instructions how to find the URL!).(And I wouldn't recommend just pointing to bare RPMs, as that's a very old way of doing that; since yum automatically checks for updates, it's a much better way of installing RPMs and keeping them updated. If we see how many 'supply chain' security issues we have [oh, hi npm] these days, then we realize we want yum instead of just rpm)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: