# Third-party (non-IBM) repositories

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The repositories listed on this page are not owned, managed, or supported by
IBM. However, the repositories have been inspected and the software
generally seems to be built with IBM-approved conventions for existing well in
the IBM-delivered open source ecosystem.

## Installation instructions

First the `yum-utils` package should be installed. This provides the
`yum-config-manager` utility, which mades it easy to add new repositories, as
well as enable or disable existing repositories.

## Repository List

### PHP

Several PHP distributions are available. See [http://ibm.biz/ibmi-php](http://ibm.biz/ibmi-php)

### OpenMax

**Brought to you by:** [Massimo Fantin](https://twitter.com/massimofantin)

**Software offered:** A large collection of open source packages, including Postgresql,
Ghostscript, Postfix , rddtool etc etc

### The i Doctor

**Brought to you by:** Jack Woehr

**Software offered:** lynx-dev (limited capabilities, for instance no https support).
schily-tools (cdrecord, mkisofs, etc.)

**Install**: `yum-config-manager --add-repo http://www.the-i-doctor.com/oss/repo/the-i-doctor.repo`

### QSECOFR

**Brought to you by:** Yvan Janssens

**Software offered:** Mono on i and various Open Source software for which fixes
have been accepted upstream to enable them to run on i.

**Install**: `yum-config-manager --add-repo http://repo.qseco.fr/qsecofr.repo`

### SoBored

**Brought to you by:** Josh Hall

**Software offered:** [ibmi-dotfiles](https://github.com/jbh/ibmi-dotfiles)

**Install**: `yum-config-manager --add-repo http://rpms.sobo.red/ibmi/`