Being somewhat new to Redhat, I wonder if I haven't missed something when it comes to package management.
Yes, I understand how to use RPM, and generally it works OK. The tricky part is when you have dependency errors. RPM tells you when you have dependency errors, but it doesn't resolve them for you. Same with GnomeRPM - you're told what's missing, but GnomeRPM doesn't go fetch the missing RPMs for you. I've used SuSE for awhile, which is also RPM-based. It's YAST installation program keeps a database of what's installed and resolves dependencies for you. Debian uses something similar with its apt-get program. So I'm wondering if there is something in Redhat that does the same job? The Redhat books that I've looked at all explain RPM thoroughly, but say nothing about an installation/package manager type of program. So I'm wondering if such a thing exists? I'm using RH 7.1. - Robert Storey _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
