The issue here (for anyone that may come across this in the future) is that you added a REPO intended for Fedora. The URL contains a YUM variable $releasever which in your case is 6Workstation. Likely the fedora REPO will not have a directory for RHEL or CentOS.
No one has replied to you, How sad. Ok I also had the same problem contact the linux support desk, Through Pro Support. I believe this is a driver problem, But they can explain it better and get it fixed too.
it seems that the problem is with the DropBox repository.
Have you tried to verify that the URL for DropBox is correct? If not you should fix it. (I'm behind a proxy server which doesn't allow access to dropbox, so I can not verify it).
In addition. If you are also behind a proxy, then you should define this proxy in "/etc/yum.conf" file (add the following command):
proxy=http://your.proxy:port/
Finally, if the problem is on the DropBox and you cannot find the correct URL, then I suggest to disable it (as gimp is located in the RHEL repository). In order to disable it, edit the "dropbox.repo" file and add the following line:
enabled=0
No restart needed, just hit the "yum" command and it will work with the new settings.
crashradtke
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September 28th, 2014 11:00
The issue here (for anyone that may come across this in the future) is that you added a REPO intended for Fedora. The URL contains a YUM variable $releasever which in your case is 6Workstation. Likely the fedora REPO will not have a directory for RHEL or CentOS.
To resolve this:
* remove the Dropbox REPO
* add "enabled=0" to the Dropbox REPO
or
# yum --disablerepo=Dropbox install gimp
Sam Jessup
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November 1st, 2013 00:00
No one has replied to you, How sad. Ok I also had the same problem contact the linux support desk, Through Pro Support. I believe this is a driver problem, But they can explain it better and get it fixed too.
gkasap
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November 14th, 2013 06:00
Hello,
it seems that the problem is with the DropBox repository.
Have you tried to verify that the URL for DropBox is correct? If not you should fix it. (I'm behind a proxy server which doesn't allow access to dropbox, so I can not verify it).
In addition. If you are also behind a proxy, then you should define this proxy in "/etc/yum.conf" file (add the following command):
proxy=http://your.proxy:port/
Finally, if the problem is on the DropBox and you cannot find the correct URL, then I suggest to disable it (as gimp is located in the
RHEL repository). In order to disable it, edit the "dropbox.repo" file and add the following line:
enabled=0
No restart needed, just hit the "yum" command and it will work with the new settings.
Hope that helps.
Regards,
gkasap