Rude "John N. Alegre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been following this thread carefully because I am having the same
problem.
you can follow things??
i can see you have problems.
comments:
"eric clover" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> man rpm
>
No clue here. The guy does not even understand the problem.
being rude to free help is arrogant
"Burke, Thomas G." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Try rpm -Fvh foo
>
and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jonathan Wilson) properly corrected:
> Nope, F == freshen (i.e. only install if there's an older version already)
> -f is force but --nodeps is probably what you're looking for anyway.
>
but this is not the answer either. you can not --nodeps the rpm
installation
or it will fail the next time it is used because it does not have the
correct
version of glibc. You can --nodeps the glibc upgrade but does anyone know
if
rpm of version less then 4.0 will work with the new glibc. I doubt it. Has
anyone really solved this problem. Newbes back off.
john
what i saw was he was trying to "install" a rpm, where upgrading the rpm not
installing it might be a better choice. thats all. no need to insult me.
jerk.
eric
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Date: 29-Nov-00
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