MonetDB Download Area for Fedora

 Name                                     Last modified      Size  Description
 Parent Directory                                              -   
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 12/                                      29-Nov-2009 20:28    -   
 13/                                      16-Jun-2010 13:56    -   
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 MonetDB-release-1.1-1.monetdb.noarch.rpm 21-Jun-2010 10:55  5.1K  MonetDB Release Package
 archive/                                 14-Sep-2009 18:05    -   Archived packages which are no longer supported
 debug/                                   26-Oct-2011 13:16    -   Debuginfo RPMs
 monetdb.repo                             21-Jun-2010 14:24  1.2K  YUM configuration for MonetDB Repository
 source/                                  26-Jan-2012 15:24    -   Source RPMs

This directory contains RPMs for various versions of Fedora.

All commands on this page should be executed as superuser (root). You may be able to add sudo in front of every command, or else run su first.

Install the MonetDB-release package:

rpm -i http://dev.monetdb.org/downloads/Fedora/MonetDB-release-1.1-1.monetdb.noarch.rpm

Alternatively, download the file monetdb.repo and copy it to your /etc/yum.repos.d directory. You should also install the MonetDB GPG public key:

rpm --import http://dev.monetdb.org/downloads/MonetDB-GPG-KEY

After this, you can use yum install MonetDB\* to install the MonetDB packages. Or more specifically, to install MonetDB/SQL, use:

yum install MonetDB-SQL-server5 MonetDB-client

To install MonetDB/XQuery, use (note that MonetDB/XQuery is no longer supported—it is available up to Fedora 14):

yum install MonetDB4-XQuery MonetDB-client

Add any users who are allowed to run a database server to the monetdb group, which was automatically created in the previous step:

usermod -a -G monetdb $USER

Then log out and back in again to activate this change. After this you can run merovingian or mserver5 (if using MonetDB/SQL), or Mserver (if using MonetDB/XQuery).

Further information about the "Dec2011" release is available in the release notes.