This should be an easy one. I want to install an RPM for Mozilla to update it. If I try I get a message that it conflicts with the current version. Is there a command which overwrites the current version using RPM's?
Mozilla consists of several rpms. Attempting to install just one when there are several others depending on the one you are replacing is troublesome.
See what mozilla rpms you have installed : rpm -qa |grep moz
My Redhat 9 box shows : rpm -qa |grep moz mozilla-nss-1.5-1 mozilla-chat-1.5-1 mozilla-js-debugger-1.5-1 mozilla-nspr-devel-1.5-1 mozilla-devel-1.5-1 mozilla-nspr-1.5-1 mozilla-mail-1.5-1 mozilla-nss-devel-1.5-1 mozilla-dom-inspector-1.5-1 mozilla-1.5-1 mozilla-debuginfo-1.5-1
Get all the rpm packages (Updated ones) that is listed by rpm -qa |grep moz .
Run 'rpm -Fvh *.rpm' in the directory you downloaded the updated rpms to.
Hopefully this will result in updated mozilla
Cheers, Michael
