seth vidal wrote:
On Mon, 2008-02-25 at 15:23 -0800, Alan wrote:
More info...
I found the yum.log. (Named /var/log/yum.log.) It listed that "pam" was
one of the packages erased.
I ran "rpm -V pam" to see what was missing. Just every file used by pam.
The database lists pam installed for i386 and x86_64. I guess I get to
grab those packages and force a reinstall.
At least I know what is screwed up again.
I think that program needs some work...
Aborting transactions and starting them over is a dodgy affair.
yum-complete-transaction can _sometimes_ help,
I've not used it, so for all I know it might already do this...
It would be handy if it could list the commands it thinks are needed to
fix the problem. A competent sysadmin probably wouldn't erase pam or the
last kernel or any of the other daft things a WIP fixer-upper might do.
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John
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