On Sunday 25 June 2006 18:10, Chris Bradford wrote: > That's done it! > > Are there any problems mixing freshrpms with livna? This is why I have > not added freshrpms until now... > > Many thanks, > > -Chris Hi Chris. Personally I'm a bit carefull about mixing repo's. I've used Apt from planetccrma since FC1, which gave me great relief from trying to cope with Redhats up2date. I added Dag's repo to /etc/apt/sources.list because I wanted unrar. Got unrar, then ran apt-get dist-upgrade, which showed an update to Apt from the Dag repo. Said yes to this which resulted in /etc/apt/sources.list being replaced with all the repo's from Dag, and the planetccrma ones being trashed. Although I was annoyed, It was not much of a problem to fix. I do now keep all other repo's, apart from the ones I always use, commented out in the case of Apt, or enabled=0 in the case of Yum. I've looked in synaptic for perl-Video-DVDRip, and it's not available with the default FC5 repo's, but is from freshrpms. There are a load of deps, including both lame, and libdvdcss. Both have licencing issues which prevent Fedora inluding them the distro. Lame for MP3, and libdvdcss, which enables the decoding of encoded DVD's. I see libquicktime as well, which is probably a bit dodgy. We are stuck in a catch 22 situation. You leave all the repo's available when doing a Yum update, or Apt-get dist-upgrade, and risk, perhaps a slight risk of upgrades causing package conflicts. Or you comment out/disable the 3rd party repo's, then have no idea if there are updates available for the packages you have installed from the other repo's. What now? Write down on pencil and paper where you got the apps from, with a reminder to check the repo's each month for updates. I think not. Perhaps a little script to pop up an X window each month, with a prompt to check the 3rd party repo's for updates. That sounds better, but is still very much hands on. Perhaps I'm just paranoid from 1 bad experience from updates from 3rd party repo's, but I would be carefull. Fun working with computers isn't it. Nigel. > > Lonni J Friedman wrote: > > All you should need to do is add the freshrpms yum repo. It sounds > > like you're trying to outsmart yum, which rarely turns out well. > > > > On 6/25/06, Chris Bradford <chrisbradford@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> Well, I cant get the thing to install!! > >> > >> I have installed as many of the dependencies as I can find but I > >> still get: > >> > >> error: Failed dependencies: > >> perl(Event::ExecFlow) is needed by > >> perl-Video-DVDRip-0.97.11-2.fc5.i386 > >> perl(Event::ExecFlow) >= 0.62 is needed by > >> perl-Video-DVDRip-0.97.11-2.fc5.i386 > >> perl(Event::ExecFlow::Scheduler::SimpleMax) is needed by > >> perl-Video-DVDRip-0.97.11-2.fc5.i386 > >> perl(Gtk2::Ex::FormFactory) >= 0.64 is needed by > >> perl-Video-DVDRip-0.97.11-2.fc5.i386 > >> > >> I'm happier about it then I was this morning as the list was huge. > >> > >> Yum would not install this via localinstall either. > >> > >> Thanks, > >> > >> -Chris > >> > >> Lonni J Friedman wrote: > >> > On 6/25/06, Chris Bradford <chrisbradford@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> >> I'm really struggling here trying to get dvd::rip working, has anyone > >> >> managed ot get it working under FC5? If so what dependencies did you > >> >> use? > >> > > >> > It works fine here with the FreshRPMs version. Specifically what kind > >> > of problem(s) are you having? > > This message has been scanned for viruses by BlackSpider MailControl - > www.blackspider.com
