On Thu, 16 Nov 2000 12:05 Ted Gervais wrote:
>Thanks for getting back to me on that. I tried what you said I got no
>response. I will look again though. and yes I am running
>Gnome. Oh well, maybe a reboot helps too. Not sure that all things find
>their place after you run an RPM installation. Must be
>something else one has to do to get the database up to date..
This is not Windows; reboots are not necesary to update the system. Ensure
the installation took:
rpm -q evolution
If that fails and it won't run from the command line, then it's not
intstalled. Find the RPM file:
locate evolution | grep rpm
and run rpm to install it:
rpm -ivh evolution-VERSION.ARCHITECTURE.rpm
The RPM database will be updated immediately.
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