Re: Dependancies that exist but "rpm -i" still complains...

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To all,


I did some checking and found the autoreqprov Tag,


The autoreqprov tag is used to control the automatic dependency
processing performed when the
package is being built. Normally, as each package is built, the
following steps are performed:

     All executable programs being packaged are analyzed to determine
their shared library
     requirements. These requirements are automatically added to the
package's requirements.

     The soname of each shared library being packaged is automatically
added to the package's list of
     "provides" information.

By doing this, RPM reduces the need for package builders to manually add
dependency information to
their packages. However, there are times when RPM's automatic dependency
processing may not be
desirable. In those cases the autoreqprov tag can be used to disable
automatic dependency processing.

To disable automatic dependency processing, add the following line:
 AutoReqProv: no

I added  AutoReqProv: no and rebuilt the RPM and it upgraded without any
trouble.


-Brian.Peront






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