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		+	== Install Webmin ==
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		+	I had to force it to ignore the dependencies because I used perl to install them rather than rpm.
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		+	rpm -Uvh --nodeps webmin-1.310-1.fc5.rf.noarch.rpm
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Contents 1 Install 1.1 Satisfy Dependencies 1.2 Installing Perl Modules 1.3 Install Webmin

Install

Satisfy Dependencies

perl(Net::SSLeay) is needed by webmin-1.310-1.fc5.rf.noarch
perl(Mon::Client) is needed by webmin-1.310-1.fc5.rf.noarch
perl(Authen::PAM) is needed by webmin-1.310-1.fc5.rf.noarch

Installing Perl Modules

perl -MCPAN -e shell

If this is the first time running MCPAN it will ask you a ton of questions so be ready to chose the onces that make the most sense for your particular location and configuration.

The setting below is important for Dual Processor (Dual Core) Systems:

Parameters for the 'make' command?
Typical frequently used setting:

    -j3              dual processor system

Your choice:  [] -j3
Parameters for the 'make install' command?
Typical frequently used setting:

    UNINST=1         to always uninstall potentially conflicting files

Your choice:  [-j3] 

Now you are ready to install the modules listed above.

cpan> install Net::SSLeay
cpan> install Mon::Client
cpan> install Authen::PAM

Once the installs complete simple type exit to leave perl.

cpan> exit

Install Webmin

I had to force it to ignore the dependencies because I used perl to install them rather than rpm.

rpm -Uvh --nodeps webmin-1.310-1.fc5.rf.noarch.rpm