You might be better served by installing GD, then using CPAN to grab the
Perl side of it. The RPMs are a bit out of date, I believe.

--Alan


-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Friday, January 19, 2001 5:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: bugzilla (actually perl-GD)


Perl and GD have both caused me alot of pain. I'd say forget it untill
bugzilla gets updated, unless you /want/ a wild ride.

I must say however that my trouble was moving from lower (default) to higher
(newer then default) - maybe look on ftp.redhat.com and get older packages?
You could aways install the srouce rpm for gd (rpm -i) edit the spec file to
remove "requires perl" and recompile it with

 rpm -ba --target=your_machine_arch /path/to/spec.file

and hope for the best



At 05:20 PM 1/19/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi, all.  Taking a stab at getting Bugzilla installed, and I appear to
>have run into a bit of a catch-22.
>
>>From the Bugzilla README:
>"
>Note, however, that you MUST
>use [perl-GD] version 1.18 or 1.19, because newer versions have dropped
>support
>for GIFs in favor of PNGs, and bugzilla has not yet been updated to
>deal with this.
>"
>
>Okay; so I trot merrily off to rpmfind.net and grab the perl-GD package,
>version 1.19, but rpm -ivvh fails like so:
>
>[root@titan RPMS]# rpm -ivvh /tmp/perl-GD-1.19-2.i386.rpm 
><snip>
>D:   NO     A perl <= 5.6.0     B perl >= 5.00503
>D: the "B" dependency needs an epoch (assuming same as "A")
>        A perl = 1:5.6.0-9      B perl >= 5.00503
>D:   NO     A perl = 1:5.6.0-9  B perl >= 5.00503
>D:   NO     A perl <= 5.6.0     B perl >= 5.00503
>D: the "B" dependency needs an epoch (assuming same as "A")
>        A perl = 1:5.6.0-9      B perl >= 5.00503
>D:   NO     A perl = 1:5.6.0-9  B perl >= 5.00503
>D:  Requires: perl >= 5.00503                               NO
>D: package perl-GD-1.19-2 require not satisfied: perl >= 5.00503
><snip>
>error: failed dependencies:
>        perl >= 5.00503 is needed by perl-GD-1.19-2
>
>
>Drat!  I have Perl 5.6 installed, apparently it's too new to work with
>perl-GD 1.19?
>
>Has anybody else run into this?  Any tips on working around it?
>
>Thanks,
>-m
>
>
>-- 
>Michael Jinks, IB // Technical Entity // Saecos Corporation
>"Trouble ensues."
>
>
>
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