On Fri, 24 Dec 1999, Prasanth Kumar wrote: > I just burned all the update RPMS to a cdrom and then do a "rpm -F" which > "freshens", or > updates only the previously installed packages. > Is this rpm -F 100% safe ? Is there a way to upgrade all rpms without the need of installing all updates in right orders. What would be the right procedure to apply all redhat-updates in one shot ? Do I need to use the --nodeps flag , it yes could it lead to problems ? is rpm -F * enough ? If this is true then making a "service pack would becoume very easy" just tar all updated rpms into an archive and supply a "install" script which calls rpm -F any thoughts ? cheers, Benno. -- To unsubscribe: mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
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