Hi Daniel,
On Fri, 16 Mar 2007, Daniel Teixeira wrote:
> The problem is that when i try to install the ltsp-server-pkg it says the
> perl(X11::Protocol) is needed...
I believe that RPM-based systems only check installed RPM packages for the
satisfaction of dependencies. (Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.)
In other words, even though you installed that Perl module manually, RPM
doesn't know anything about it so it's as if it doesn't exist for
the purpose of satisfying dependencies. There may be a few ways to get
around that:
1. Find a package that someone made for that Perl module which is safe to
install on your version of CentOS.
2. Force the 'ltsp-server-pkg' package to install by using yum/rpm command
flags.
3. Figure out how to make your own RPM package which "provides
perl(X11::Protocol)" - it could contain the actual files or just dummy
information in order to satisfy RPM.
If at all possible I recommend going with option #1. You'll probably be
better off using CentOS-specific support channels (mailing lists, forums,
whatever) as this problem isn't an LTSP problem.
Jason
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