Re: Make Install vs Yum Install

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Ali Helmy wrote:
On 10/04/06, *Alexander Apprich* <a.apprich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:a.apprich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:

    Hi Ali,

    Ali Helmy wrote:
     > Hey mates,
     >
     > When I do the regular install dance [./configure, make, make install]
     > the problem I end up with, is that the installed program does not
    show
     > on yum, so I cannot update/remove/etc...
     >

    yum is a frontend for the rpm database/packages. If you do a
    ./configure, make, make install then you install something without
    having a rpm package. Most of the software have an uninstall
    section in the makefile, so if you change into your source
    directory do a make uninstall.

    Hth

    Alex

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Thanks mate, that solves half of my problems... but what about updating it?


same procedure. I would always prefer a rpm package, even if isn't from
an "official" repository, but from an "trusted" source.


Alex


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