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I am trying to install an rpm, namely the Oracle 10g database for CentOS 6 for testing an app.

The problem is that the machine the OS is installed on does not have access to the internet and there is a list of dependencies that the 10g needs which also have other library dependencies.

With 'yum' being unhelpful in this case, is there somewhere or a way dependencies for an rpm can be downloaded without having download each one individually?

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Do you have the required packages on a local medium (e.g. CD, DVD, etc.)? rpm -i --aid <main Oracle RPM> should help. – Mikel Aug 7 '12 at 23:39
Unfortunately I only have the 10g package and not the package for the dependencies. – dev_in_training Aug 8 '12 at 8:08

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