Re: The explanation of epoch in Maximum RPM...

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On Wednesday, 16 March 2005, at 11:18:42 (-0800),
Frank Cusack wrote:

> But it is necessary.

Not at all.

> I maintain local versions of vendor rpms (because so much code is
> broken).  The only way that I can prevent a future vendor rpm
> version from updating my version, sanely, is to use Epoch.

If Epoch is the answer, you have failed to adequately comprehend the
question. :-)

> It is *meant* to override standard versioning practices.

No kidding.  I could name any number of mis-features in current
software.

Michael

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