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

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If you are installing a tarball as part of your
Process, you are, in effect, supplying the software
So I would say, to shut rpm up, put a 

  Provides: libgdb.so

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[mailto:yum-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of jeff stern
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 11:09 AM
To: Yellowdog Updater, Modified
Subject: Re: [Yum] Re: yum install using auto-dependency checking???

okay, thank you for the careful and detailed explanation, sandra.

hmm.. i guess "i wish" there were a simple/easy way to register certain 
files from (a vendor's) tarball with one's own rpm db, without making a 
separate rpm for a vendor's stuff.. but maybe this goes against the 
whole design of rpm..

anyway, thank you, this does make sense. i just ended up putting 
'AutoReq: no' in the php.spec file in the section for the php-interbase 
subpackage. i also followed panu's advice and ran 'yum clean all' (see 
my response to his post, as well).
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