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After installing yum on vCenter 6.7, can't get root access - removing yum and the additional packages does not help

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Hello All,

 

On a newly installed vCenter server 6.7, I installed yum with the command tdnf install yum (as detailedin the PhotonOS documentation). Eveyrhting ran fine, the following packages being installed :

 

yum-metadata-parser                                          x86_64                 1.1.4-2.ph1                                   57.10 k

yum                                                          noarch                 3.4.3-7.ph1                                    4.18 M

urlgrabber                                                   noarch                 3.10.1-3.ph1                                 504.62 k

python2-libs                                                 x86_64                 2.7.15-8.ph1                                  15.50 M

python2                                                      x86_64                 2.7.15-8.ph1                                   1.87 M

python-xml                                                   x86_64                 2.7.15-8.ph1                                 329.53 k

python-rpm                                                   x86_64                 4.13.0.2-1.ph1                               197.62 k

pycurl                                                       x86_64                 7.21.5-4.ph1                                 143.50 k

 

After that, I could not log back to the vCenter server :

 

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "/usr/lib/applmgmt/base/bin/vherdrunner", line 6, in <module>

    import vherdrunner

  File "/usr/lib/applmgmt/base/bin/vherdrunner.py", line 9, in <module>

    from defusedxml import xmlrpc

ImportError: No module named defusedxml

 

I then decided to remove Yum and all the above packages. This ran fine. But, now, I don't even have a python interpreter left :

 

Last login: Wed Jul 10 10:05:25 2019 from 172.31.251.249

/bin/appliancesh: /usr/lib/applmgmt/base/bin/vherdrunner: /usr/bin/python: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

/bin/appliancesh: line 8: /usr/lib/applmgmt/base/bin/vherdrunner: Success

 

Do you know how I could restore the correct version of sofwares so that everything goes back in order? I'm very surprised that the package system can be so easily broken...


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