Re: Corrupted rpm database - how to fix

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Subject: Re: Corrupted rpm database - how to fix
From: Paul Howarth <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 22 Dec 2005 13:00:00 +0000
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Bob Hartung wrote:

Hi all,
I had need to remove tomcat5 and install tomcat4 using jpackage.repos& yum. Now I have rpm db entries for both tomcat4 and tomcat5 when I doan rpm -qa | grep tomcat, but there are no files listed when I do an rpm-ql [package]. Please point me to info on how to get these bad entriesout of the db. rpm --rebuilddb did not work.


Just try:

# rpm -e tomcat4 tomcat5

Paul.

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