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I'm trying to install dotnet-sdk-2.1 but it's failing due to that fact that openssl-libs isn't found. I've tried manually installing it using yum, but to no avail.
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  • Have you checked for issues related to version conflicts? openssl-libs is probably already installed on your system. What is the output of yum list openssl-libs?
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  • @fra-san No packages matching to list.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:31










  • No listed packages, neither installed nor available, sounds like a problem with cache/mirrors. Have you tried yum clean all?
    – fra-san
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  • @fra-san Yup, Still not found.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:45






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    openssl-libs does not appear to be packaged for CentOS 6, though it is available in CentOS 7. Is dotnet-sdk-2.1 compatible with CentOS 6?
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I'm trying to install dotnet-sdk-2.1 but it's failing due to that fact that openssl-libs isn't found. I've tried manually installing it using yum, but to no avail.
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  • Have you checked for issues related to version conflicts? openssl-libs is probably already installed on your system. What is the output of yum list openssl-libs?
    – fra-san
    Nov 21 at 18:29










  • @fra-san No packages matching to list.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:31










  • No listed packages, neither installed nor available, sounds like a problem with cache/mirrors. Have you tried yum clean all?
    – fra-san
    Nov 21 at 18:39










  • @fra-san Yup, Still not found.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:45






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    openssl-libs does not appear to be packaged for CentOS 6, though it is available in CentOS 7. Is dotnet-sdk-2.1 compatible with CentOS 6?
    – GracefulRestart
    Nov 21 at 19:38













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I'm trying to install dotnet-sdk-2.1 but it's failing due to that fact that openssl-libs isn't found. I've tried manually installing it using yum, but to no avail.
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  • Have you checked for issues related to version conflicts? openssl-libs is probably already installed on your system. What is the output of yum list openssl-libs?
    – fra-san
    Nov 21 at 18:29










  • @fra-san No packages matching to list.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:31










  • No listed packages, neither installed nor available, sounds like a problem with cache/mirrors. Have you tried yum clean all?
    – fra-san
    Nov 21 at 18:39










  • @fra-san Yup, Still not found.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:45






  • 1




    openssl-libs does not appear to be packaged for CentOS 6, though it is available in CentOS 7. Is dotnet-sdk-2.1 compatible with CentOS 6?
    – GracefulRestart
    Nov 21 at 19:38


















  • Have you checked for issues related to version conflicts? openssl-libs is probably already installed on your system. What is the output of yum list openssl-libs?
    – fra-san
    Nov 21 at 18:29










  • @fra-san No packages matching to list.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:31










  • No listed packages, neither installed nor available, sounds like a problem with cache/mirrors. Have you tried yum clean all?
    – fra-san
    Nov 21 at 18:39










  • @fra-san Yup, Still not found.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:45






  • 1




    openssl-libs does not appear to be packaged for CentOS 6, though it is available in CentOS 7. Is dotnet-sdk-2.1 compatible with CentOS 6?
    – GracefulRestart
    Nov 21 at 19:38
















Have you checked for issues related to version conflicts? openssl-libs is probably already installed on your system. What is the output of yum list openssl-libs?
– fra-san
Nov 21 at 18:29




Have you checked for issues related to version conflicts? openssl-libs is probably already installed on your system. What is the output of yum list openssl-libs?
– fra-san
Nov 21 at 18:29












@fra-san No packages matching to list.
– DireDoesGames
Nov 21 at 18:31




@fra-san No packages matching to list.
– DireDoesGames
Nov 21 at 18:31












No listed packages, neither installed nor available, sounds like a problem with cache/mirrors. Have you tried yum clean all?
– fra-san
Nov 21 at 18:39




No listed packages, neither installed nor available, sounds like a problem with cache/mirrors. Have you tried yum clean all?
– fra-san
Nov 21 at 18:39












@fra-san Yup, Still not found.
– DireDoesGames
Nov 21 at 18:45




@fra-san Yup, Still not found.
– DireDoesGames
Nov 21 at 18:45




1




1




openssl-libs does not appear to be packaged for CentOS 6, though it is available in CentOS 7. Is dotnet-sdk-2.1 compatible with CentOS 6?
– GracefulRestart
Nov 21 at 19:38




openssl-libs does not appear to be packaged for CentOS 6, though it is available in CentOS 7. Is dotnet-sdk-2.1 compatible with CentOS 6?
– GracefulRestart
Nov 21 at 19:38










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Install the library by hand and then try again



yum install openssl-libs


To avoid problems disable all repos but base and try again



Also you can try to clean all yum cache before try again






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  • which library? "No package openssl-libs available."
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:01










  • @DireDoesGames, please check my updated answer
    – Romeo Ninov
    Nov 21 at 18:01










  • This didn't help. The package still isn't found.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:04










  • @DireDoesGames, you can try to change the base repo. What is the result of yum repolist? (add it to question, as text, not image)
    – Romeo Ninov
    Nov 21 at 18:09










  • I added it as an image, I didn't notice you asked not to add as text.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:13




















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Looking at the installation documentation for dotnet-sdk-2.1, I can only find references for installing on CentOS 7.



Though I did find that they provide a CentOS 6 package repo.



You should first undo anything you have previously tried to solve this, then slightly alter the official instructions to attempt to install the CentOS/RHEL 6 version:



sudo rpm -Uvh https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/6/packages-microsoft-prod.rpm
sudo yum update
sudo yum install dotnet-sdk-2.1





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    Install the library by hand and then try again



    yum install openssl-libs


    To avoid problems disable all repos but base and try again



    Also you can try to clean all yum cache before try again






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    • which library? "No package openssl-libs available."
      – DireDoesGames
      Nov 21 at 18:01










    • @DireDoesGames, please check my updated answer
      – Romeo Ninov
      Nov 21 at 18:01










    • This didn't help. The package still isn't found.
      – DireDoesGames
      Nov 21 at 18:04










    • @DireDoesGames, you can try to change the base repo. What is the result of yum repolist? (add it to question, as text, not image)
      – Romeo Ninov
      Nov 21 at 18:09










    • I added it as an image, I didn't notice you asked not to add as text.
      – DireDoesGames
      Nov 21 at 18:13

















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    Install the library by hand and then try again



    yum install openssl-libs


    To avoid problems disable all repos but base and try again



    Also you can try to clean all yum cache before try again






    share|improve this answer























    • which library? "No package openssl-libs available."
      – DireDoesGames
      Nov 21 at 18:01










    • @DireDoesGames, please check my updated answer
      – Romeo Ninov
      Nov 21 at 18:01










    • This didn't help. The package still isn't found.
      – DireDoesGames
      Nov 21 at 18:04










    • @DireDoesGames, you can try to change the base repo. What is the result of yum repolist? (add it to question, as text, not image)
      – Romeo Ninov
      Nov 21 at 18:09










    • I added it as an image, I didn't notice you asked not to add as text.
      – DireDoesGames
      Nov 21 at 18:13















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    up vote
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    Install the library by hand and then try again



    yum install openssl-libs


    To avoid problems disable all repos but base and try again



    Also you can try to clean all yum cache before try again






    share|improve this answer














    Install the library by hand and then try again



    yum install openssl-libs


    To avoid problems disable all repos but base and try again



    Also you can try to clean all yum cache before try again







    share|improve this answer














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    • which library? "No package openssl-libs available."
      – DireDoesGames
      Nov 21 at 18:01










    • @DireDoesGames, please check my updated answer
      – Romeo Ninov
      Nov 21 at 18:01










    • This didn't help. The package still isn't found.
      – DireDoesGames
      Nov 21 at 18:04










    • @DireDoesGames, you can try to change the base repo. What is the result of yum repolist? (add it to question, as text, not image)
      – Romeo Ninov
      Nov 21 at 18:09










    • I added it as an image, I didn't notice you asked not to add as text.
      – DireDoesGames
      Nov 21 at 18:13




















    • which library? "No package openssl-libs available."
      – DireDoesGames
      Nov 21 at 18:01










    • @DireDoesGames, please check my updated answer
      – Romeo Ninov
      Nov 21 at 18:01










    • This didn't help. The package still isn't found.
      – DireDoesGames
      Nov 21 at 18:04










    • @DireDoesGames, you can try to change the base repo. What is the result of yum repolist? (add it to question, as text, not image)
      – Romeo Ninov
      Nov 21 at 18:09










    • I added it as an image, I didn't notice you asked not to add as text.
      – DireDoesGames
      Nov 21 at 18:13


















    which library? "No package openssl-libs available."
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:01




    which library? "No package openssl-libs available."
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:01












    @DireDoesGames, please check my updated answer
    – Romeo Ninov
    Nov 21 at 18:01




    @DireDoesGames, please check my updated answer
    – Romeo Ninov
    Nov 21 at 18:01












    This didn't help. The package still isn't found.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:04




    This didn't help. The package still isn't found.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:04












    @DireDoesGames, you can try to change the base repo. What is the result of yum repolist? (add it to question, as text, not image)
    – Romeo Ninov
    Nov 21 at 18:09




    @DireDoesGames, you can try to change the base repo. What is the result of yum repolist? (add it to question, as text, not image)
    – Romeo Ninov
    Nov 21 at 18:09












    I added it as an image, I didn't notice you asked not to add as text.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:13






    I added it as an image, I didn't notice you asked not to add as text.
    – DireDoesGames
    Nov 21 at 18:13














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    Looking at the installation documentation for dotnet-sdk-2.1, I can only find references for installing on CentOS 7.



    Though I did find that they provide a CentOS 6 package repo.



    You should first undo anything you have previously tried to solve this, then slightly alter the official instructions to attempt to install the CentOS/RHEL 6 version:



    sudo rpm -Uvh https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/6/packages-microsoft-prod.rpm
    sudo yum update
    sudo yum install dotnet-sdk-2.1





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      up vote
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      Looking at the installation documentation for dotnet-sdk-2.1, I can only find references for installing on CentOS 7.



      Though I did find that they provide a CentOS 6 package repo.



      You should first undo anything you have previously tried to solve this, then slightly alter the official instructions to attempt to install the CentOS/RHEL 6 version:



      sudo rpm -Uvh https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/6/packages-microsoft-prod.rpm
      sudo yum update
      sudo yum install dotnet-sdk-2.1





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        up vote
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        Looking at the installation documentation for dotnet-sdk-2.1, I can only find references for installing on CentOS 7.



        Though I did find that they provide a CentOS 6 package repo.



        You should first undo anything you have previously tried to solve this, then slightly alter the official instructions to attempt to install the CentOS/RHEL 6 version:



        sudo rpm -Uvh https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/6/packages-microsoft-prod.rpm
        sudo yum update
        sudo yum install dotnet-sdk-2.1





        share|improve this answer












        Looking at the installation documentation for dotnet-sdk-2.1, I can only find references for installing on CentOS 7.



        Though I did find that they provide a CentOS 6 package repo.



        You should first undo anything you have previously tried to solve this, then slightly alter the official instructions to attempt to install the CentOS/RHEL 6 version:



        sudo rpm -Uvh https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/6/packages-microsoft-prod.rpm
        sudo yum update
        sudo yum install dotnet-sdk-2.1






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