Tim Lauridsen wrote:
How about one of the followings brute force methods:
a) rpm -U --oldpackage sqlite-2.0
b) rpm -e --nodeps sqlite 2.1 && yum install sqlite 2.0
b) is a very bad thing, i tried it, in a moment of insanity. :-(
It break rpm and yum, then it is very hard to update something.
been there, done that. just copy the required libs from a different
(functional) system. or use an older yum, which does not rely on sqlite.
but yes, of course, using rpm -e --nodeps requires a bit of insanity :)
(which is why I always try yum remove first, at least I know what might
be broken after the forced removal)
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