> > It is supposed to do something like that (I don't have tested it yet) > > as webfetch is provided by both curl and wget: search if it is provided by > one > of them, if this is the case do nothing (there is no version information > as > this level) else look if curl or wget is installed (as webfetch is > provided by > one of these packages) and update the package already installed, else ask > user > to choose one of them (not propable as previous version of urpmi already > requires wget). >
Hmm ... it did not work at all and now suddenly it almost work. Except actually installing anything. After forcible removal of wget: [root@cooker root]# urpmi -p webfetch The following packages contain webfetch: curl wget And nothing more. > > Else it is nice to give better explanation what -p is for. > > > I will try to update this part of the documentation, is it online help > and/or > man pages which are not very clear ? > It is terse but if it supposed to works as described it is O.K. Because it does not work as described :-) I thought, may be it does something different. -andrej
