Okay, just checking. I just wanted to be sure it would pick up a manually
installed rpm. I like rpm and I have had very little issue with it before but
as was stated, YUM would at least handle dep issues.
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From: Rocky McGaugh <rocky-lists@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: centos@xxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Fri, 03 Dec 2004 09:14:26 -0600
Subject: Re: [Centos] Question about YUM
> > Yes. But it's better to use yum all the time. It's more safe, easier
> > and without any dependancies problems ;)
>
> Yum uses RPM for most of its handy-work. In the end, it doesnt
> matter if you install an rpm by hand or with the yum tool. Yum just
> makes things quicker and easier.
>
> People usually dont get into real "dep hell" with RPM unless they
> "use the --force, Luke."
>
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