[Yum] Re: yum install using auto-dependency checking???

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Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
> Am Dienstag, 30. August 2005 22:41 schrieb jeff stern:
> 
>>Greg Knaddison wrote:
>>
>>>Maybe I'm missing something here, but this makes complete sense to
>>>me as it was laid out.
>>>
>>>RPM (and therefore yum) don't have any idea about software
>>>installed outside of their world, so they don't know of any
>>>packages that provide libgds.so.  They do know what the
>>>requirements of an RPM package are, so when you ask what
>>>php-interbase package requires it can tell you exactly what it
>>>requires.
>>
>>but this is exactly the problem. the .spec file never said that the
>>php-interbase sub-package *requires* libgds.so.. but it generated it
>>anyway as a 'requires'.. so apparently, rpm's automatic
>>dependency-checking *does* check things that are not in rpms..?
> 
> 
> No, rpm checks the shared lib dependencies of binaries in the package, 
> when it _builds_ the rpm.

that's what we were talking about. build-time.

but even when i remove build-time auto-dependency checking (via 
"AutoReq: no" (and thus libgds.so does not show up in 'rpm -qp 
--provides php-interbase-5.0.4-10.4.i686.rpm'), yum STILL stumbles on it 
at *install* time (even though, now rpm -ivh 
php-interbase-5.0.4-10.4.i686.rpm is now happy to install it).. thus, my 
original post.. :/

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