Re: update rpms

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Nabin Limbu wrote:

Hi,

I have downloaded the latest rpms of most of the packages that have been installed in my server. Now how can I upgrade all the packages instead of repeatedly upgrading one by one and checking for dependencies for so many packages? Is there any way?

Nabin Limbu




you could try:

cd /dir/with/rpms

rpm -ivh kernel-2* (if you have downloaded and wish to update kernels)

rpm -Fvh *.rpm (which will only upgrade the packages you already have installed).

the easiest way by far would have been (originally) to have installed the new
updates via RHN with
up2date -uf


if you are installing updated versions of pkgs with new dependencies you may have to find the deps as well.
I tend to keep an install tree on my server under /var/ftp/pub and share it by nfs.



Stuart


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