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dar is missing from EPEL 6

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I'm a CentOS user. I see "dar" is not included in EPEL 6, while it is there in EPEL 5. I suppose it's left out of EPEL 6 by mistake. Please anyone who has the authority to do so, fix it!

I also can't find "dar" in other repositories. If I download it from EPEL 5, I can't install it because of missing depedency (libcrypto.so.6). Compiling dar from source is Hell. So I really need an up-to-date "dar" package which is compatible with CentOS 6.4.

posted May 14, 2013 by anonymous

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