Panu Matilainen wrote:
On Fri, 2005-11-25 at 19:23 +0530, Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Hi
If not then that is exactly correct behavior. Just b/c you have a broken
dep somewhere else doesn't mean you can't make these packages over here
work.
I think what Rudolf Kastl is looking for is a equivalent to apt-get -f
install.
Having an *intelligent* --fix-broken type of operation somewhere in
yum/yum-utils would be indeed nice. Apt's -f mode occasionally decides
to remove half the system because that one totally irrelevant package
has broken dependencies :-/
Sometimes, that's a good path to fixing the system:-) Unless you're
downloading through a modem, in which case I've preferred the broken system.
I've had apt-get wanting to remove all of kde. Doing that, then
installing kde can get your kde fixed: I had a right mess in woody
because it was so old, and I'd used apt-get.org to find newer almost
everything, or so it seemed.
Maybe package-cleanup --problems could have an additional option of
suggesting fixes to the problems or something.
suggesting fixes is good. Offering to fix them (as apt-get does) would
be better, especially if it can find alternatives (eg upgrade to newer,
downgrade to older, reinstate former state).
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