Joel Gomberg wrote:
Aaron Konstam wrote:
On Thu, 2007-06-21 at 17:37 -0600, Karl Larsen wrote:
Geeze I'm stupid. I tried yum package-cleanup --problems and got
nothing but errors. Then I tried # package-cleanup --problems and it
did that. It listed the problems I have outstanding. Now I can yum
them and get going. Glad none are serious.
Karl
Do oyu mean : yum clean packages
No, I don't think he does. If you have yum-utils installed, try man
package-cleanup.
Yes let me try to be more clear. First you need to get the yum-utils
installed. You do this in this way:
# yum install yum-utils
This gets the utils installed. I check it this way, in a root Terminal:
# package-cleanup
and you will get a response giving all the options available. If you get
"no such file" then you don't have yum-utils installed.
Now, to check for problems use this:
# package-cleanup --problems
You will get a list of missing Dependant rpm files you can then get yum
to install for you.
I hope this is clear and everyone can see what this does.
Karl
