Hello, List!
I have a fairly new RH7.2 system up and running. There are certain things
that I like to compile from scratch, and there are certain things where an
rpm will suit me fine. However, updates have been coming at quite a pace
lately, and I'm trying to find a way around having to use '--nodeps' when I
upgrade certain software via rpm. For example:
I compiled libcrypto and zlib myself. Many programs rely on these
libraries. When try to install/upgrade/freshen an rpm on my system, I get:
libcrypto.so.2 is needed by some_rpm-1.2.3-1
libz.so.1 is needed by some_rpm-1.2.3-1
So I then add --nodeps to have the package install. Once installed, it
works just fine (because these libraries are on my system).
Long story short: Is there any way that I can tell rpm that these things
exist, and to not bug me about them?
Any thoughts on this appreciated. Thanks.
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Ed Marczak
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