Re: Can one force yum to install something that's already installed?

["Mikkel L. Ellertson" <mikkel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Chris G wrote:
> Is there any way to force yum to re-install a package that has got
> corrupted (well, *may* have got corrupted)?
Others have covered how to replace the package, but if you want to 
check the package to see if it is corrupted, you can run:

rpm -V <package>

or

rpm -Vv <package>

The first version will return without printing anything is 
everything verifies. The second version will show each file being 
checked, and will print .'s for things that check correctly.

Mikkel
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