On 5/15/07, Ralf S. Engelschall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

That's exactly the exceptional case I've talked about: if you do a
forced upgrade from an old RPM package to a new RPM package BUT BOTH
HAVE THE SAME VERSION/RELEASE NUMBER, RPM 4.2 usually doesn't correctly
remove files of the old RPM which are no longer in the new RPM. I'm
faced with this situation often during package development. But usually
it should never happen when you work with the official OpenPKG RPM
packages as they have a steadily increasing RELEASE number...

This is less exceptional than you might think, esp. when running
CURRENT and doing regular updates.  Packages are often rebuilt due to
some dependency or build-dependency having changed, but the dependant
package RELEASE hasn't changed.  I think thats what I'm running into/

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Caleb Epstein
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