Please refer to updated installation instructions: http://docs.ajenti.org/man/install/general.html

Try following:

yum clean all

yum install ajenti

Hi Thomas!

Please let me know which CentOS release you're using, and which URL yum is trying to access.

I have updated repository with symlinks for Fedora, but I can't guarantee full functionality on it.

Experimental FreeBSD support is now available (except for ports management, which will be added later): http://docs.ajenti.org/man/install/bsd.html

Does Apache take up the port 8000? You can check that by running:

sudo netstat -tlnp | grep 8000

If so, you can either reconfigure Apache (ports.conf) to use different port or change Ajenti port in /etc/ajenti/config.json

(EPEL was required)

(just in case you had to search for that package, it was available in EPEL)

Yes, that one.