Johnny Hughes wrote:
Rudi Ahlers wrote:
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Probably because "rpm -e {package name}" and "yum remove {package
name}" does different things.
I'd suggest run yum remove openoffice.org-core && yum clean all
They don't really do different things to the rpm database.
yum erase/remove will ALSO solve for and remove dependencies (other
things that need to be removed that depend on the packages you want to
remove).
HOWEVER ... yum is nothing more than a depsolver and front end that
uses rpm to do it's actions, so it is NOT different that rpm -e (it
uses rpm -e) when removing files.
Oh, I thought yum had a different cache / database of what is installed?
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