If you don't care about compatibility with others, then you could comment out the loading/compiling of the Bitop library ( lua_bitop.c). (the Wireshark binaries shipped for MS-Windows and Mac-OSX are built with Lua 5.2) Even if the Lua Bitop library was modified to be able to compile/work with Lua 5.3, and whatever else in Wireshark that breaks with Lua 5.3 was fixed, we wouldn't be able to guarantee Lua scripts written by others would work in a Lua 5.3 engine nor that scripts written on a Lua 5.3-based Wireshark would work in other people's Wireshark programs running Lua 5.2. Start by opening the yum.conf file with a text editor of your choice: vi /etc/yum.Wireshark can't be compiled with Lua 5.3.

To remove a package and erase all the unneeded dependencies use the following command: yum autoremove Īlternatively, you can alter the yum configuration file to automatically remove package dependencies when deleting a package with the yum remove or yum erase commands. Still, there are instances in which these dependencies have to be removed manually. In most cases, deleting software from the local package manager will also erase its dependencies (unless other programs require them). When installing software, it will automatically download and store the required dependencies. Package dependencies are binaries, libraries, and modules on which software rely on.

How to Remove Packages with Dependencies Using Yum Note: Only root users and users added to the sudousers group have permission to install and remove packages in CentOS.

Download wireshark rpm