RE: [newbie] RPM TRouble...please help!

2000-05-11 Thread James McLaughlin
: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 6:52 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [newbie] RPM TRouble...please help! May be a silly question, but are you logged in as su or root when you try to install the rpm? In the gui, it tells you you have to be root (although logging in as su in the terminal window works

Re: [newbie] RPM TRouble...please help!

2000-05-10 Thread flupke
I suppose that it is because you don't give to rpm the right name of package : Once a package file [foo.rpm] is installed, it is recorded in the rpm database as beeing the package "foo". So you have two choices : Query the installed package : rpm -ql foo or query the uninstalled package

Fwd: [newbie] RPM TRouble...please help!

2000-05-10 Thread Andrew Scotchmer
-- Forwarded Message -- Subject: [newbie] RPM TRouble...please help! Date: Wed, 10 May 2000 12:30:47 -0600 From: "James McLaughlin" [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have a system running Mandrake 7.0. Whenever I run rpm -Uvh foo.rpm (or ivh)it ru

[newbie] RPM TRouble...please help!

2000-05-10 Thread James McLaughlin
I have a system running Mandrake 7.0. Whenever I run rpm -Uvh foo.rpm (or ivh)it runs through the ## and brings me back to a prompt. Then I querry the rpm that I just installed..and it says "package not installed" The current RPM I am trying to work with is the

Re: [newbie] RPM TRouble...please help!

2000-05-10 Thread Fran Parker
May be a silly question, but are you logged in as su or root when you try to install the rpm? In the gui, it tells you you have to be root (although logging in as su in the terminal window works just as well from KDE). I hope I didn't offend by asking. Bambi James McLaughlin wrote: I have a