On 11/12/05, Jun Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
After I removed these four packages, the YUM update is successful. Now, I can
run Python 2.4 by 'python2.4' and Python 2.3 by 'python2.3'. There is no
'python' command directly.

The packages rely on the "alternatives" package that I took from ALT Linux. It uses a set of rpm macros in the %post to install, but, apparently it relies on a particular macrofiles tag found in /usr/lib/rpm/rpmrc or /usr/lib/rpm/redhat/rpmrc. If it's not there, then the link setup fails.

To workaround manually, type this command as root:

# alternatives-config /usr/bin/python

Then select which python you'd like to be the default.

thanks,
--
-jeff
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