Neeraj Manral spewed into the ether:
>I had webmin 0.77 installed in my caldera 2.3 .Now i downloaded
> webmin 0.84 rpm from webmin.com
>when i give command
>
> # rpm -i webmin-0.84 .rpm
Try rpm -U webmin-0.84.rpm
>How would it be in case of a tarball?
Look at the make install of any makefile. It usually has a cp -f
statement. This will over write your previous installation (if you are installing in
the same place).
You just have to remember where which package was installed.
If a consistent policy is followed, this should not be tough.
For example, I install packages compiled from source in /usr/local/packagename (or in
/usr/local/bin, config in /usr/local/etc). So if a package is in /usr/local/bin, the
config will be in /usr/local/etc. If it is in /usr/local/packagename, everything wrt
that package will be under that directory.
(Just that /usr/local/packagename usually creates problems with overly long paths).
Devdas Bhagat
>Regards
>Neeraj Manral
>
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