Hi,
I'm trying to install OTRS 5 free in RHEL7. While installing it is looking for the perl dependencies. I'm able to install all the perl dependencies except perl(Template) and perl(XML::LibXSLT)
Can anyone help me how to install those two dependencies.
Installing the OTRS5 Free in RHEL7
Moderator: crythias
Re: Installing the OTRS5 Free in RHEL7
Hi,
use EPEL repos, use official RHEL repos (there are optional ones, containing the perl packages)
use CPAN
or ask your distributor (RedHat) for required packages.
Flo
use EPEL repos, use official RHEL repos (there are optional ones, containing the perl packages)
use CPAN
or ask your distributor (RedHat) for required packages.
Flo
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Re: Installing the OTRS5 Free in RHEL7
Hi Wurzel,
It solved the issue
Thanks
It solved the issue
Thanks
Re: Installing the OTRS5 Free in RHEL7
Hi,
can you specify your solution? It could help others, having the same issues.
Thanks
Florian
can you specify your solution? It could help others, having the same issues.
Thanks
Florian
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OTRS 2025 auf Debian 12 (Test)
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I won't answer to unfriendly users any more. A greeting and regards are just polite.