Gyepi SAM wrote:
> I agree that RPMs should not overwrite config files. From my
> experience, they merely rename the previous version so it should be
> possible to fix it manually.
When done properly they either rename the previous version or they install
the new version with a extension showing the change. It all depends on how
the packager set up the spec file. I hope you continue to have the same
good luck.
> The RPM may not have them.
>
> Do
> rpm -ql diald
> to see what files are included.
>
> If they aren't included, you could easily create them
> manually. Look at
> pppd's connect script for ideas. They are quite similar.
> The conf file, of course, depends on what your setup.
the http://juanjox.kernelnotes.org site had some configuration rpms that
could be of help.
there was also a configuration rpm at ftp://contrib.redhat.com for 0.16.5
which should work with very little modification.
Lourdes
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