2019-04-24, 08:00 PM
First off make sure SELinux is disabled.
View if enabled ->
If you have "jack shit" knownledge about Centos or any other linux platform, install nano (a editor)
either way you can use
And change the SELinux to = disabled.
Later on install the package
Have a reboot then you're good to go.
View if enabled ->
Code:
# sestatus
If you have "jack shit" knownledge about Centos or any other linux platform, install nano (a editor)
either way you can use
Code:
vi /etc/selinux/config
And change the SELinux to = disabled.
Later on install the package
Code:
yum -y install libssl.so.1.0.0
Have a reboot then you're good to go.