Dear Mark:
I tend to agree with you. I thought I would raise the question, anyway. I
guess for those who stay with LM72, they can still always install RH 6.2
versions of programs that are not available in LM72 rpm form. RH6.2 is still
used everywhere, and for that reason Red Hat continues to p
Ben,
If you're running a 7.2 system I would really "strongly" advise against
using any other version of RPM other then version 3. the one that you have
on there already. you REALLY don't want the headaches of trying to convert
from RPM version 3.x.x to version 4. There's an old saying my grandfat
Dear friends:
I recently heard that Red Hat has produced a special RPM package that will
allow Red Hat 6 users (who use rpm version 3 to upgrade packages that are
built with rpm version 4). If so, does anyone know where I can find this
information, and, more importantly, what is the opinion of
