Why doesn’t yum work after installing CloudLinux?

The reason for Yum not working correctly after CloudLinux has been installed, is due to the way that Yum was installed. By default CloudLinux installs Yum from source, meaning that there are additional files that need to be removed. Please follow the step-by-step directions outlined below for your convenience:

• Login to your CloudLinux enabled server via SSH
• Next, run the following command within Linux:

  cd /usr/local/lib/ &&
  rm -rf libz* &&
  rm -rf libxml2* &&
  ldnconfig

Once you have run the aforementioned command within your CloudLinux environment, please attempt to rerun the "yum" command.

If you have any further questions pertaining to your CloudLinux license, please feel free to get in contact with the LicenseCube support team for additional assistance.

Article Number: 206
Posted: Wed, May 16, 2012
Last Updated: Thu, May 17, 2012
Posted: LicenseCube Support [support@licensecube.com]

Online URL: http://kbase.licensecube.com/additional-licenses/why-doesn-t-yum-work-after-installing-cloudlinux.html