EnglishIf you're unable to find the libwebp-tools package in the CloudLinux 8.5 repository, it's possible that the package might not be included in the default repository or it might not be available for your specific system.
Here are some steps you can take:
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Check for Package Availability:
Double-check if the
libwebp-toolspackage is available in the CloudLinux 8.5 repository. You can do this by running:bash
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yum search libwebp-toolsIf it doesn't return any results, then the package may not be available in the default repositories.
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Use Extra Repositories:
Consider using additional repositories that may contain the
libwebp-toolspackage. For example, you could try the EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) repository. To enable EPEL, run:bash
yum install epel-release
Then try installing the package:
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yum install libwebp-tools -
Compile from Source:
If the package is still not available, you might consider compiling
libwebpit from the source. This involves downloading the source code and building it on your system. -
Contact CloudLinux Support:
If you're unable to find a solution, consider reaching out to CloudLinux support. They may have specific insights or recommendations for your situation.
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Alternative Tools:
If your goal is to work with WebP images, there might be alternative tools available that can handle WebP format conversion.
Remember, when using third-party repositories or compiling from sources, exercise caution and ensure that you're obtaining software from reputable sources to maintain system security and stability. Always have backups in place before making significant changes to your system.
