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- Author:spylh9999ggr When I tried to install apache2 on Ubuntu 14.04, I got the following error message: root@Final-Gitsetup-Developers:~# apt-get install apache2 Reading package lists.
- Apr 19, 2009 - After it finish open php.ini file (mine is at /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini ) and add this command. I needed to enable curl for the WordPress Stats Dashboard. Shafiul says. E: Package libcurl3-dev has no installation candidate.
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commented May 23, 2016
Hi. E: Package 'apache2-mpm-prefork' has no installation candidate |
commented Jun 3, 2016
Package Php5 Has No Installation Candidate
I ran into the same thing today. I was able to get past this issue to continue the installation by switching all references of apache2-mpm-prefork in the install.sh to apache2. I also needed to edit the install.sh in /usr/local/elsa/contrib. Not sure yet the consequence of making this change.. |
Package Php5-mysql Has No Installation Candidate
commented Oct 11, 2016
Ditto here. Just to be clear, this is specific to Ubuntu post-Trusty (I have seen this on Xenial) but I'm not sure just when it changed. You may need to switch your MPM mode, as described here: -nic |