Le mercredi 15 dÃcembre 2004 Ã 07:54 -0500, Robert P. J. Day a Ãcrit : > note how the list of dependencies doesn't include just other rpms. > it specifically includes *individual* *files*, with no regard to where > they came from (at least, as i read it). in short, even a stock > standard, unmodified fedora core rpm-based system *already* > incorporates non-rpm information in its own install process. ergo, > your point is irrelevant. Check again. The files are not taken from the filesystem but from the rpm db ie you can depend on a file, if it has not been installed via rpm your dep won't work. rpm does not know about the "real" files. rpm only cares about the state the system is supposed to be. One of the basic maintenance commands is rpm -Va where you check the system is in the state rpm thinks it is and fix deviations manually. Cheers, -- Nicolas Mailhot
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