On Sun, 23 May 2004, Beartooth wrote:
On Sun, 23 May 2004 14:01:45 -0500, Satish Balay wrote:
.....Unable to satisfy dependencies Package mozilla needs mozilla-nspr = 37:1.4.1-18, this is not available. Package mozilla needs mozilla-nss = 37:1.4.1-18, this is not available. [root@localhost root]# =====
rpm -qa mozilla*
===== [root@localhost root]# rpm -qa mozilla* mozilla-nspr-1.4.2-0.9.0 mozilla-nss-1.4.2-0.9.0 [root@localhost root]# =====
So, iiuc, my versions are ahead of what epiphany wants?
yum remove mozilla-nspr mozilla-nss
OK -- that worked. Also, did "man up2date" and read -nox (which I didn't know of -- thanks, shrek-m!) ; but I don't think I understood -i -- so I refrained from doing "up2date-nox -i mozilla-mail openoffice.org epiphany"
Could I just do "up2date-nox -i openoffice.org epiphany" and do without mozilla entirely?
There are two reasons, btw, that I'm trying to get used to yum instead of up2date: it seems less tedious by far, and I have a good mirror right here in town that's unlikely to get such demand as one at RedHat. So I'll hold off on the up2date versions for the present, unless/until one of you tells me they'll work where yum won't.
yum and up2date do similar things. You already have yum configured with your favourite mirror. So you could continue to use yum.
yum install openoffice.org epiphany
<epiphany depends upon mozilla - and yum will now install the correct version of mozilla and other required dependencies>
Satish
