Re: java-1.4.2-gcj-compat uninstalls sun jre

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> I'm not certain the bug regarding virtual provides completely explains 
> this problem.  This happened earlier today whilst doing a partial 
> update.  java-1.4.2-gcj-compat was not involved.
> 
> =============================================================================
>  Package                 Arch       Version          Repository        Size
> =============================================================================
> Updating:
>  audit                   i386       0.7.1-1          development        95 k
>  audit-libs              i386       0.7.1-1          development        23 k
>  evince                  i386       0.2.1-1          development       267 k
>  htmlview                noarch     3.0.0-10         development       7.2 k
>  kudzu                   i386       1.1.113-1        development       291 k
>  libexif                 i386       0.6.12-2         development        97 k
>  xml-commons             noarch     1.0-0.b2.6jpp_7  development        17 k
>  xml-commons-apis        noarch     1.0-0.b2.6jpp_7  development        84 k
> 
>   Cleanup   : xml-commons-apis             ####################### [ 9/17]
>   Removing  : jre                          ####################### [10/17]

this is an obsoletes-based removal - which means rpm is doing it.

I installed all of those packages and looked through their obsoletes.
The only package in that list that obsoletes anything is kudzu.

However, the only xml-commons[-api] I could find were 6jpp-7fc, not
6jpp_7

so something might have changed there.
If you could, reinstall your jre and update to the latest xml-commons\*,
please.
-sv




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