I wrote:
> In *this* case, I'd even recommend using the --no-deps flag (to ignore
> dependencies), since you'll be restoring the same RPM immediately
> afterwards.
Tim wrote:
> I was under the impression that "rpm --freshen --replacepkgs" (or one of
> the freshen options) was for handling situations like this.
Good point, well made.
(I must have not quite been awake yet).
Thanks,
James.
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