On 05/24/2013 10:21 AM, Reindl Harald wrote:
Am 24.05.2013 07:08, schrieb Ralf Corsepius:
By doing "yum reinstall nagios" I don't have the the default config
files (i.e. nagios.cfg.rpmnew is not created). This happens only on
upgrades.
yum remove <pkg>
yum install <pkg>
should do what you want (backups of modified config files)
and how do you imagine work around a dependency hell unintsalling
half of your system depending on what package you uninstall?
If you for some reasons want to avoid this (in most cases there is no
reason to avoid this), you can replace the "yum remove" with
"rpm --nodeps -e <pkg>"
i.e. use
rpm --nodeps -e <pkg>
yum install <pkg>
It will generate config backup files and install fresh ones.
there is a reason "reinstall" exists
reinstall only "reinstalls" but doesn't "reinstall from scratch"
and your idea is not smart
nor a solution
Well, ... if you think so, ... I disagree, it works quite well.
Ralf
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