Su - yum install gcc-c++ openssl-devel cd /usr/local/src wget tar zxvf node-latest.tar.gz (cd into extracted folder: ex 'cd node-v0.10.3')./configure make make install Note that this requires Python 2.6+ to use./configure above. You can modify the 'configure' file to point to python2.7 in line 1 if necessary. @IsaacRabinovitch They added a ternary if, which didn't come about until Python 2.5. Since CentOS follows the RHEL path of pegging the system Python to some custom-patched version of 2.4, my solution was to yum install python26 python26-devel and then execute python26 configure instead of./configure.
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Then, since the Makefile also executes Python scripts, I defined the PYTHON variable in there to be python26 instead of python. Also, you're going to need g++ on there, so if you haven't already, you should yum install gcc-++. – Mar 8 '13 at 16:13. The gist does NOT contain instructions for installing nodejs on CentOS any more. Since Fedora 18, nodejs becomes part of the standard repo.
I try repo, and find it no longer update, leaving the version at the outdated 0.6.0. The good news is that, we have nave, a Virtual Environments for Node, to help us. Installing nodejs is dead easy now. $ wget $ chmod +x nave.sh $./nave.sh install 0.8.8 $./nave.sh use 0.8.8 $ node -v v0.8.8 In the nave.sh file, you may have to change the local urls to the match with the latest dist structure of nodejs.
For 0.11.0 I changed the nave.sh to have the following URL '$version/node-v$version-linux-x64.tar.gz'. [Edit] Thank you David for pointing out in the comments below that the nodejs.tchol.org site is now pointing to a spam site (sic!). So this answer doesn't work anymore, don't use it! I can confirm that the method Chris explained in his solution does work in CentOS 5.4 (i've done it a minute ago:)) wget yum localinstall --nogpgcheck nodejs-stable-release.noarch.rpm yum install nodejs-compat-symlinks npm PS: of course you must be root (or use sudo) in order to install that. Besides installing from source (which is always an option) maybe there is still an alternative: 'node.js has been accepted into Fedora Rawhide as of December 2012 and will be available in Fedora 18.' , so maybe it will eventually get into the standard CentOS repositories I'll have a look at this. As noted above, 'tchol.org' is gone, leaving CentOS folks looking at either abandoning use of a package manager, or switching to another OS.
I made a pact with myself against every doing the former (again) on all but experimental / dev boxes. Fortunately, there are rpms still available at: Just ignore the rpm for the repo-installer, which directs yum to the defunct site. That should buy us a little time, unless / until they become too obsolete. I'll keep my eyes open for newer repos, and post back if I find them.
