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Hi Frndz, I halt down with a problem, I have 40 computers having Linux so I need RPM's in each and every computer. So I configured HTTP service in Windows ...
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    Installing rpm through http service

    Hi Frndz,

    I halt down with a problem, I have 40 computers having Linux so I need RPM's in each and every computer. So I configured HTTP service in Windows 2003 and navigated the rpm and am able to access those rpm's from RHEL-4 Firefox browser and when am coping the link location form browser and used the following command

    #rpm -ivh http://200.200.2.99/*.rpm

    while doing this I got a error

    Retrieving http://200.200.2.99/*.rpm
    error: skipping http://200.200.2.99/*.rpm - transfer failed - Unknown or unexpected error

    This was the error Am fighting with.Will any one get me out of this.........?

    Thanks in Advance
    Webby

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    Hi there ,

    You cant use wildcards when downloading via HTTP, so using *.rpm isnt going to work.

    You could use a tool like curl or wget to download the files to the client machine, and run the rpm install from there.

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    Hi andy,

    I shown an example am not using *.rpm, I used total rpm name
    Ex: dhcpd.........rpm

    Thanks in Advance
    Webby

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