On Fri, 2003-05-16 at 09:04, Klaasjan Brand wrote: > Just removed apt, cleaned the /var directories and reinstalled. Works > fine now. Don't like the solution though... Don't know where you are getting your apt from, but I use freshrpms.net great site. Anyway, I switched to using yum instead of apt since I was constantly having problems like you described. yum is very similar to apt except that it is nativly written to handle rpms as opposed to apt which is designed for debian packages and twisted around to work with rpms. I think apt on redhat always does a rpm --force --no-deps which just seems like bad new to me. Matthew
