Robert P. J. Day wrote: [snip]
more to the point, i was interested in whether there was a way to query an RPM file to see if there were looming conflicts. when i tried
$ rpm -qp --conflicts <dpkg file>
i was told there were no conflicts. ok, so i guess that means no conflicts at the package or capability level, but certainly, there's a conflict at the file level. should i not expect to be told about that
as well? just curious.
I suspect that just lists the conflicts specified by lines in the spec file like this:
Conflicts: initscripts < 4.26
HTH,
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