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>>>>> "Mani" == subramania  <Mani> writes:

    Mani> Is there any way of finding out what the dependency packages
    Mani> for an RPM might be? so that one can download all dependent
    Mani> packages before hand. I have to setup up a Samba server
    Mani> (RH9), unfortunately the 2nd disc is corrupt, and I had to
    Mani> do a minimal install. The RH minimal install does not
    Mani> provide Lynx, and I downloaded Lynx;; rpm -ivh lynx* said
    Mani> that it needed indexhtml and perl-CGI, so I got them and was
    Mani> able to install lynx.  Now finally when I have samba, (4
    Mani> packages in all) it's askin for a couple of more
    Mani> libraries... but isnt there a way of knowing what are the
    Mani> dependencies (all of them) for a package?

Sure there are, but it's a recursive process and...

I presume up2date or something similar.  rpmfind (the command-line
tool) definitely does.

I personally prefer APT for RPM, with which I've kept my system up to
date for over a year.  One command (ok, 2, on a single command-line)
each day with my morning cuppa and I'm on the bleeding edge again.

http://freshrpms.net/

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