I had one heck of a time getting pine/pico installed on Core 1. Finally getting it to work, I assumed there is at least one other person who is having this problem. Here's how I got to install... Installing the pine rpm from RH's archive (via apt-get, yum, or whatever) failed, needing libcom_err.so.3. A quick check revealed that this is part of Kerberos, and not included in Core 1 for some reason. A little bit of research told me that the easiest way around that was to recompile the pine source on Fedora, taking the libcom absence into account. A post from Mike Harris pointed me to his repository (ftp://people.redhat.com/mharris/testing/unstable/pine) that includes his recompiled rpm of pine that works like a charm on Fedora. So, just download Mike's rpm (ftp://people.redhat.com/mharris/testing/unstable/pine/4.58-2/i386/pine-4.58-2.i386.rpm) and install that baby: (as root, of course) cd /path/that/contains/pine rpm -ivh pine-4.58-2/i386.rpm and that should do it. Please let me know if this was helpful at all, -Nejaa
