You could try rpm --rebuilddb That should build a new database
No, it won't do that in this case. The manual page contains a hint why it won't work.
Good point :-)
Extract from the rpm man page:
use --rebuilddb to rebuild the database indices from the installed package headers.
The headers are obviously in /var/lib/rpm - I guess the file 'Sha1header' is the one in question?
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