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G�tz Waschk wrote: | Yes, messing around with the provides and obsoletes is only a | workaround and no fix. We should also keep in mind that this must be a | bug in rpm. If both openjade and docbook-utils provide and obsolete | sgml-tools, this doesn't mean they obsolete each other. Both package
Camille, probably you know most clearly how the transition from sgml-tools to openjade+docbook-utils is done; is the above true? (openjade & dbk-utils both provides a part of sgmltools)
| obsolete only one part of the provides of the other package, that's | why I think it is a rpm bug. It would be nice if someone could test | this on a RH9 machine, maybe it's an upstream bug.
I'm not quite sure if it's a bug or a design flaw :)
Flepied, is such kind of situation solvable? Not only openjade & docbook-utils, similar situation do appear in apache-conf / apache2-common too (apache-conf obsoletes apache-common, so it obsoletes any other package that provides apache-common).
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