In both case there is a sudo yum install command or a sudo wget command involved to install check-mk. It refers in both tutorials to specific versions – in both versions it gives me a error 404:
Wget error
Yum error
‘Package not available’
Regardless of the versions i use. The current version is listed in the two screenshots above – if i use the versions in the tutorials, the same errors appear.
In both case there is a sudo yum install command or a sudo wget command involved to install check-mk. It refers in both tutorials to specific versions – in both versions it gives me a error 404:
Wget error
Yum error
‘Package not available’
Regardless of the versions i use. The current version is listed in the two screenshots above – if i use the versions in the tutorials, the same errors appear.
In both case there is a sudo yum install command or a sudo wget command involved to install check-mk. It refers in both tutorials to specific versions – in both versions it gives me a error 404:
Wget error
Yum error
‘Package not available’
Regardless of the versions i use. The current version is listed in the two screenshots above – if i use the versions in the tutorials, the same errors appear.
In both case there is a sudo yum install command or a sudo wget command involved to install check-mk. It refers in both tutorials to specific versions – in both versions it gives me a error 404:
Wget error
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Yum error
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‘Package not available’
Regardless of the versions i use. The current version is listed in the two screenshots above – if i use the versions in the tutorials, the same errors appear.