Pkg install wget ошибка

I ran into similar with

wireshark

and

emerald

installs just now, same

Checking integrity...Assertion failed: (pkgdb_ensure_loaded(j->db, p2, 
PKG_LOAD_FILES|PKG_LOAD_DIRS) == EPKG_OK), function 
pkg_conflicts_need_conflict, file pkg_jobs_conflicts.c, line 211.
Child process pid=71669 terminated abnormally: Abort trap

but different PID of course.

The issue is a conflict between a new dependency and an older one already installed. I was fortunate enough to discover in the case of these two pkg install ... failures that the suspect was the replacement of

gettext-0.18.3.1_1

with

gettext-runtime-0.19.3

because my errors at least managed to pkg add the already-downloaded file which revealed the culprit since it was in

/var/cache/pkgs

.

If you check that directory for the install that you wanted, and it is there, trying pkg add ... on the file in question will reveal the actual conflict.

(FreeBSD geezer moment warning!) I’ve been with FreeBSD since the 4.x versions and I’m saddened at the deprecation of the old

pkg_

tools. Sure they were clunky and old and tired and all, but if you replaced a dependency, it had this really neat way of letting you quickly rebuild all packages’ dependencies once you replaced a dependency package. I’m still trying to figure out how to do that with PKGNG without having to go all

poudriere

on it and all sorts of other nonsense. Saddens me to see so many Linuxisms of «not ready for prime time» changes for the sake of change replacing what always worked reliably.

pkg 1.4.0

replaced what was to me, a perfectly fine 1.3.8 and suddenly I find myself stopped cold on a project.

Now that I’ve figured out what caused that in my case though, wanted to point out how to at least pursue the insects until

1.4.0_1

or whatever. My own attitude at the moment though is when I am presented with

I will hit that N key so hard and fast that I’ll need a new keyboard until I see how it works for other, less mission-critical users first. (grin)

Grrrrr.

One last thought for the developer (who I know is working hard on this). The code in pkg add reveals the issue. Perhaps, copy that code over to pkg install when it encounters a conflict and everybody can be happy.

Even better (wish I had a copy of

pkg_

around, I could remember the function that would go through all of the packages and update dependencies when they’ve been changed), if anyone can turn me on to the trick with PKGNG, it would be extremely appreciated!

Wget package is not installed in your system that’s the major reason why you face the «wget command not found» error. In this post, I will not only show you the different commands to install wget in your system, but I will also provide you Panacea for all your wget problems.

What is Wget?

Wget is free software or utility to download files from the internet and support HTTP, HTTPS, FTP and FTPS protocols. It is a non-interactive command line tool, so widely used in cron jobs, scripts and playbooks.

These are the common errors you generally find related to wget in your Linux, Windows or mac systems.

• wget command not found mac
• wget command not found windows
• bash: wget command not found centos
• wget issue in Jenkins
• wget command not found linux
• wget command not found Debian
• git bash: wget command not found
• wget command not found in jupyter
• wget command not found Cygwin
• Command ‘wget’ not found, but can be installed with:

Universal solution to fix the «wget command not found» error

The solution is only one to all above-mentioned wget errors, Just install wget in your Linux, macOS or Windows system. If you are trying to use wget in ansible playbooks, Jenkins or docker files, don’t forget to provide the command to install wget first before using it for downloading any software, Files or package in your codes.

How to install the wget package to solve «wget command not found errors«

If you are working with the wget command on a terminal and you are getting the wget command not found error, the first step is to check, whether the wget is installed or not, Then accordingly you can choose the solution or installation method based on your operating system.

How to check the wget version in any Linux or macOS

To check the wget version —

• Open terminal in your Linux or macOS

• Run command wget -V as shown in the image.

$ wget -V

If you get the version and details of the wget package as shown in the above image, it means the wget package is installed in your system. In case you got the wget command not found error, then continue reading this post. Look for the solution based on your operating system.

How to install the wget command in Ubuntu or Debian-based operating system

If you are using Ubuntu or any other Debian-based operating system like LinuxMint, Kubuntu, Lubuntu etc, then the following command will help you to install the wget utility in your system.

$ sudo apt update

$ sudo apt install wget

How to install wget in RPM-based Linux distributions like CentOS/RedHat/Rocky Linux/AlmaLinux/Fedora

To install the wget package in RedHat or RPM based linux systems, use the yum command —

$ sudo yum install wget

or

$ dnf install wget

Steps to fix wget command not found error in macOS

To fix the wget command not found errors in macOS, you can use the brew package manager. It can easily install any package in your macOS.

$ brew install wget

In case you got the error zsh command not found: brew, It means brew is not installed in your system follow this command to install brew in your system.

$ /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

You have two options to use the wget utility in Windows if you are getting ‘wget’ is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file error.

1. Install WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) in Windows, Install and use the wget utility as shown in the post (Linux section)
2. Download the latest wget exe file and use it

Let’s talk about both methods one by one.

• WSL method — WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) is available in Windows, in case you want to use or develop any Linux functionality without installing Linux OS in dual boot with your Windows. You can leverage the WSL feature, For details, check out my post on how to install wsl1 and wsl2. Once you enable wsl and installed Linux, you can follow the Linux section in this post to learn how to install wget.

• wget.exe method — You can also use wget directly by downloading (32bit version from GNUwin32) and running the setup to install wget and dependent DLLs/libraries etc.

Below mentioned are the steps to install wget in Windows —

• Once the download is complete, then double click on wget-1-11.4-1.setup.exe

• Click «Next" on the welcome wizard

• Accept EULA

• Keep selecting Next until you reach the location page

• Select the destination location for installation, I will keep it default.

• Keep accepting default options and «Next» in the wizard and finally choose to Install to being installing wget on your Windows as shown in the image.

• Hit Finish once you are done with installation.
• Setup path variable for wget utility. First Open system environment variable > Edit Path variable > Add New > Add «C:Program Files (x86)GNUWin32bin (provide your wget 32-bit Installation path) and hit Ok thrice to close the dialogue box.

• Open the command prompt and run
• wget -V to check the version or wget -h to see the help.

Frequently Asked Questions — Wget

End Note

I hope you would have solved your issue of «wget command not found» via this article. wget and curl are really very useful command line tools to use scripts and codes. To know more about how to use wget, you can simply run the man wget command or wget -h command on the terminal. You can check out this link also for further wget documentation.

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