I have added /usr/sbin to my path (bash) and /usr/sbin/useradd does exist (and the command works when I type the command from any directory).
However I still get the same error when running rpm -i ..etc.
Silly question, but does /usr/sbin/useradd exist? Was it installed by an rpm? (If not, then it's not likely in the rpm database) The original error appears to be an issue with rpm not seeing references to it in the rpm database, and not a path issue. If it couldn't find it, I'd expect something like:
command not found
Note the message states that it fails a dependency, hence the reason I suspect that it's an rpm issue and not a path issue.
First make sure it does in fact exist, then:
'rpm -qf /usr/sbin/useradd' should tell you which rpm it came with. If this does not return anything, then it is not in the rpm database and was not installed via rpm (as far as rpm database is concerned).
If you believe it was installed via rpm, try rebuilding your rpm database? (rpm --rebuilddb)
I don't remember having issues like this with the PostgreSQL 7.x rpm's.. Maybe because I used the PostgreSQL rpms that were built into the distro I used instead of latest bleeding edge releases of PostgreSQL.
Anyway, here is what I did in the following order 1. rpm -i postgresql-libs-8.0.1-1PGDG.i686.rpm 2. rpm -i postgresql-8.0.1-1PGDG.i686.RPM 3. rpm -i postgresql-server-8.0.1-1PGDG.i686.rpm
Try:
rpm -i postgresql-libs-8.0.1-1PGDG.i686.rpm \ postgresql-8.0.1-1PGDG.i686.RPM \ postgresql-server-8.0.1-1PGDG.i686.rpm
Not that I expect that to resolve the issue, but grasping at some straws here.
-- Until later, Geoffrey
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