Oh, ok. Maybe you can just uninstall rpmdrake and reinstall it? No package on
my system depends on it, so that should be simple enough. Did you try anything
that i suggested to debug/troubleshoot it?
Taking a look at the files that come in the rpmdrake package i don't see any
config files. Maybe it's stored in a massive "drake" config file somewhere? If
you really want to get medival on dat thang, you can do a
"fgrep -r <online-resource> /* 2>/dev/null", or maybe you could be a little
more selective for the directories and so one for /usr, one for /etc, etc etc
(no pun intended :-)).
Basically that's just brainstorming, i hope something in there is helpful :-)
j
--- Pupeno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Monday 30 April 2001 15:25, you wrote:
> > I think it might help you to read the man page for rpm: "man rpm", and see
> > the related files.
> >
> > If you're looking for things specific to rpmdrake, try "locate rpmdrake"
> > (assuming your database is up to date - update it with "updatedb").
> >
> > Most of those things you will need to run as root.
> >
> I use rpm everyday, I wanted to try rpmdrake (the graphic utility), it
> started prety well and asked me for an on-line resource, I selected one, and
> then it didn't start anymore, it hangs, no more window refresh. I searched
> for rpmdrake config files with locate, but I couldn't find anything, i would
> like to remove that on-line resource and just leave the 2 cd-roms, at least,
> by now, how can I do it ?
> --
> Pupeno: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://www.pupeno.com.ar
>
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