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Is there any method to install packages in centos without using sudo or yum command?
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Am looking for a method through which I can download and install packages without a sudo. What I really would like to know is the method which permits me to install packages without super user involvement.
centos sudo yum
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Am looking for a method through which I can download and install packages without a sudo. What I really would like to know is the method which permits me to install packages without super user involvement.
centos sudo yum
edited 2 days ago
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asked 2 days ago
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Welcome to U&L! You can download a package from the repositories using only a browser. Do you really just want to download them, or do you want to do something else with them afterwards (such as running the packaged application)?
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago
What am really expecting is, I want to download Django in CentOS and install it. But am having a restraint about not having admin privileges. And thank you so much for such a quick response!
– Rohan Shah
2 days ago
1
OK, the "and install it" step is the important bit where you'd normally need admin privileges, so that's worth mentioning in your question.
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago
is there any possible solution for this or not??
– Rohan Shah
2 days ago
You could ask your sysadmin to installpip&virtualenv- There's a tutorial here. From there, you could create your own virtual environment and install Django: The docs are here.
– Haxiel
2 days ago
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Am looking for a method through which I can download and install packages without a sudo. What I really would like to know is the method which permits me to install packages without super user involvement.
centos sudo yum
edited 2 days ago
JigglyNaga
4,0521035
asked 2 days ago
Rohan ShahRohan Shah
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Am looking for a method through which I can download and install packages without a sudo. What I really would like to know is the method which permits me to install packages without super user involvement.
centos sudo yum
centos sudo yum
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edited 2 days ago
JigglyNaga
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edited 2 days ago
JigglyNaga
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edited 2 days ago
JigglyNaga
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Welcome to U&L! You can download a package from the repositories using only a browser. Do you really just want to download them, or do you want to do something else with them afterwards (such as running the packaged application)?
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago
What am really expecting is, I want to download Django in CentOS and install it. But am having a restraint about not having admin privileges. And thank you so much for such a quick response!
– Rohan Shah
2 days ago
1
OK, the "and install it" step is the important bit where you'd normally need admin privileges, so that's worth mentioning in your question.
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago
is there any possible solution for this or not??
– Rohan Shah
2 days ago
You could ask your sysadmin to installpip&virtualenv- There's a tutorial here. From there, you could create your own virtual environment and install Django: The docs are here.
– Haxiel
2 days ago
|
show 1 more comment
1
Welcome to U&L! You can download a package from the repositories using only a browser. Do you really just want to download them, or do you want to do something else with them afterwards (such as running the packaged application)?
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago
What am really expecting is, I want to download Django in CentOS and install it. But am having a restraint about not having admin privileges. And thank you so much for such a quick response!
– Rohan Shah
2 days ago
1
OK, the "and install it" step is the important bit where you'd normally need admin privileges, so that's worth mentioning in your question.
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago
is there any possible solution for this or not??
– Rohan Shah
2 days ago
You could ask your sysadmin to installpip&virtualenv- There's a tutorial here. From there, you could create your own virtual environment and install Django: The docs are here.
– Haxiel
2 days ago
1
1
Welcome to U&L! You can download a package from the repositories using only a browser. Do you really just want to download them, or do you want to do something else with them afterwards (such as running the packaged application)?
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago
Welcome to U&L! You can download a package from the repositories using only a browser. Do you really just want to download them, or do you want to do something else with them afterwards (such as running the packaged application)?
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago
What am really expecting is, I want to download Django in CentOS and install it. But am having a restraint about not having admin privileges. And thank you so much for such a quick response!
– Rohan Shah
2 days ago
What am really expecting is, I want to download Django in CentOS and install it. But am having a restraint about not having admin privileges. And thank you so much for such a quick response!
– Rohan Shah
2 days ago
1
1
OK, the "and install it" step is the important bit where you'd normally need admin privileges, so that's worth mentioning in your question.
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago
OK, the "and install it" step is the important bit where you'd normally need admin privileges, so that's worth mentioning in your question.
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago
is there any possible solution for this or not??
– Rohan Shah
2 days ago
is there any possible solution for this or not??
– Rohan Shah
2 days ago
You could ask your sysadmin to install
pip & virtualenv - There's a tutorial here. From there, you could create your own virtual environment and install Django: The docs are here.– Haxiel
2 days ago
You could ask your sysadmin to install
pip & virtualenv - There's a tutorial here. From there, you could create your own virtual environment and install Django: The docs are here.– Haxiel
2 days ago
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Welcome to U&L! You can download a package from the repositories using only a browser. Do you really just want to download them, or do you want to do something else with them afterwards (such as running the packaged application)?
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago
What am really expecting is, I want to download Django in CentOS and install it. But am having a restraint about not having admin privileges. And thank you so much for such a quick response!
– Rohan Shah
2 days ago
1
OK, the "and install it" step is the important bit where you'd normally need admin privileges, so that's worth mentioning in your question.
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago
is there any possible solution for this or not??
– Rohan Shah
2 days ago
You could ask your sysadmin to install
pip&virtualenv- There's a tutorial here. From there, you could create your own virtual environment and install Django: The docs are here.– Haxiel
2 days ago