Jason Dale wrote:
Hi all,
If I have been using Binary RPM's, and then switch to source
RPM's to update my packages on the system, how do I go
about updating the RPM database so that when I run a package
query (rpm -q) I can see the updated version number?
Plain and simple - how do you get source RPM software to show
up when you type the command 'rpm -qa' ?
Why would you expect a source RPM to show up in rpm -qa? If you build
the RPM, and upgrade to the resulting binary RPM it will show up in an
rpm -qa. However, source RPMs are not a part of the running system.
Several users can install their own copies of a source RPM, in their own
areas, and work on them.
Regards,
Steve
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