what’s the easiest way to install mp3gain on CentOS 6? I’ve found it in the rpmforge repository only. I don’t want to add it since there are many obsolete packages in. Is there any other way?
TIA!
3 thoughts on - Install Mp3gain
I’ve just downloaded it from sourceforge and compiled it. There were no issues.
A) get the rpm from that repo, and just install it directly.
B) install rpmforge, but set its .conf file to disabled, and only
–enablerepo=rpmforge when you’re installing mp3gain
C) download the SRPM and rebuild it so it uses dependencies from other repos that are maintained, then maintain the package forevermore.
D) download the source to mp3gain, and build it, so it runs in
/usr/local/bin and you just maintain it as source (looks like last version was 5 years ago)
Thank you for your reply, John.
This seems to be the easiest way, since the program doesn’t need updates often.
3 thoughts on - Install Mp3gain
I’ve just downloaded it from sourceforge and compiled it. There were no issues.
A) get the rpm from that repo, and just install it directly.
B) install rpmforge, but set its .conf file to disabled, and only
–enablerepo=rpmforge when you’re installing mp3gain
C) download the SRPM and rebuild it so it uses dependencies from other repos that are maintained, then maintain the package forevermore.
D) download the source to mp3gain, and build it, so it runs in
/usr/local/bin and you just maintain it as source (looks like last version was 5 years ago)
Thank you for your reply, John.
This seems to be the easiest way, since the program doesn’t need updates often.