EnglishThe error message you provided, "nothing provides autoconf213," suggests that a package or dependency required for your installation is missing or not available in your current repository.
To resolve this, you can try the following steps:
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Check Available Repositories:
Make sure that you have the necessary repositories enabled in your package manager. In this case, you may need to ensure that CloudLinux repositories are properly configured.
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Update Repository Information:
Update the package manager's repository information to make sure it has the latest list of available packages:
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yum clean all yum update -
Try Installing autoconf213 Manually:
If
autoconf213is a specific package required for your installation, try to install it manually:bash
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yum install autoconf213If it's not available in your current repository, you might need to add a repository that provides this package.
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Check CloudLinux Repository Configuration:
Verify that the CloudLinux repository is properly configured in your system. You can find information on setting up repositories in the CloudLinux documentation.
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Contact CloudLinux Support:
If the issue persists, consider reaching out to CloudLinux support or their community forums for specific guidance on this issue. They may have encountered this before and can provide a tailored solution.
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Alternative Package or Version:
If
autoconf213is not strictly required, consider checking if there's an alternative package or version that can be used in its place. -
Review Documentation and Requirements:
Refer to the documentation or installation instructions for the software you're trying to install. It's possible that they have specific requirements or instructions for CloudLinux.
Always ensure that you're working in a controlled environment and have backups in place before making significant changes to your system or installing new software.
