Which command is used to install packages by ignoring dependency?
You can try the –nodeps flag with apt-get . Or download the package and install it using dpkg with the option –ignore-depends . You can download the package with apt-get and then install it with dpkg, manually listing the dependancy you would like to be ignored.
How do I fix missing Linux dependencies?
When these dependency errors occur, we have multiple options we can try to address the issue.
- Enable all repositories.
- Update the software.
- Upgrade the software.
- Clean the package dependencies.
- Clean cached packages.
- Remove “on-hold” or “held” packages.
- Use the -f flag with the install subcommand.
- Use the build-dep command.
How to automatically fetch missing dependencies when installing?
The direct link http://ubuntu.wikimedia.org/ubuntu//pool/universe/c/ctemplate/libctemplate0_0.96-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb The mySQL-workbench installation went smoothly after that. Right click on the package file and select “open with Ubuntu software center”, It will install everything for you. AFAIK, dpkg provides no mechanism for dependency resolving.
Why does dpkg refuse to install a package?
dpkg checks dependencies and will refuse to install a package whose dependencies aren’t met, but it won’t help you find and install those dependencies. You need a higher-level tool (eg dselect or apt-get) for that.
What to do if NPM doesn’t install dependencies?
if your dependency is not listed in that file, it will never get installed with the npm install command. you will need to manually install the packages and then run npm shrinkwrap to update the shrinkwrap file. OP may be true for an older version of node.
How to automatically fetch missing packages in Ubuntu?
This means that apt-get and aptitude can resolve dependencies and get required packages from repository, but dpkg cannot, because it knows nothing about repositories. You can use apt-get -f install to install all the packages dpkg -i complains about (but looking at your question you probably knew that 😉 ).