Le ven 16/01/2004 à 20:08, Donna Appleget a écrit : > So, I am running Linux 9 on a Dell Poweredge. I decided to get away from > Windows 2003 and just run a standalone server for web services and FPSE > support. > > I have learned that it is much better to use rpms from the redhat site > rather than going to the producer and installing them using make. Using rpms directly from an app site is risky. When you work in an app context (not a system one like redhat or any big rpm repository) you end up with integration problems. If you're got a clean copy of all the rpms you wish to replace you can do either a rpm -Uvh --force list_of_new_rpms_to_install or even a rpm -e --nodeps list_of_rpms_to_remove followed by a rpm -Uvh list_of_new_rpms_to_install *WARNING* these flags are *DANGEROUS*. You're telling rpm you know damn well better than it what to do and you bypass internal rpm checks. Unrestricted usage of --force and --nodeps will result in a hosed system. Regards, -- Nicolas Mailhot
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