Dear friends:
Just take a look! Linux is confused by the Mozilla version numbers. It thinks
that mozilla-0.8-2 (i.e. 0.8, the version released on Feb. 17) is newer than
mozilla-0.8.1 (the version recently issued on March 26). How is this
possible. A human being might slip but how could a machine?
Any explanation?
[root@sher07 mozilla]# rpm -Uvh --test *.rpm
package mozilla-0.8-2 (which is newer than mozilla-0.8.1-2mdk) is already
installed
package mozilla-mail-0.8-2 (which is newer than mozilla-mail-0.8.1-2mdk) is
already installed
package mozilla-psm-0.8-2 (which is newer than mozilla-psm-0.8.1-2mdk) is
already installed
[root@sher07 mozilla]# rm mozilla-devel-0.8.1-2mdk.i586.rpm
rm: remove `mozilla-devel-0.8.1-2mdk.i586.rpm'?
[root@sher07 mozilla]# rm mozilla-irc-0.8.1-2mdk.i586.rpm
rm: remove `mozilla-irc-0.8.1-2mdk.i586.rpm'?
This, however, does not explain the "runtime mismatch, so leaking context"
error message you get when installing mozilla 0.8.1 because I had uninstalled
version 0.8 and deleted all files (including hidden files and configuration
files) before installing the new 0.8.1 version.
Yours,
Benjamin
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Sher's Russian Web
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Benjamin and Anna Sher
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