On Mon, 29 Apr 2002 22:00:06 -0500
bbales <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> quietly intimated:

> I downloaded the rpm for gnumeric-1.0.5, and tried to upgrade from the
> redhat 7.2 provided gnumeric-0.67-10.  I get a failed dependencies
> message as below:
> 
> [root@bertha rpms]# rpm -U gnumeric-1.0.5-3.i386.rpm
> error: failed dependencies:
>         gnumeric = 0.67 is needed by gnumeric-devel-0.67-10
> 
> [root@bertha rpms]# rpm -q gnumeric
> gnumeric-0.67-10
> 
> [root@bertha rpms]# rpm -q gnumeric-devel
> gnumeric-devel-0.67-10
> 
> It appears rpm is requiring an exact match for gnumeric-0.67 and
> cannot accept gnumeric-0.67-10.  Did I misunderstand the error and how
> can I get around this?
> bruce

On the contrary. It's saying you are trying to install 1.0.5 and you
already have 0.67-10. But you also have the 0.67-10 devel rpm and that
needs the 0.67-10 rpm.

In other words, you have:

gnumeric-0.67-10
gnumeric-devel-0.67-10

You want to upgrade with:

gnumeric-1.0.5

It won't let you because the devel version needs the same version. Since
you aren't uninstalling it, it would be left behind. It isn't consistent
with the new rpm for gnumeric and generates an error saying so.

You have two options. you can either try to find gnumeric-devel-1.0.5
and upgrade that at the same time, or you can uninstall gnumeric-devel
and then upgrade gnumeric.

-- 
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