> I'm trying to update RPM to version 4, but I get a "script error" and it > won't install. Attempts to tell it not to run the scripts trashed my RPM > database.
Does that tell you to stay clear of rpm 4.x? Why do you think some vendor(s) don't shift to 4.x? Reliability?? > So, how does one upgrade reliably to RPM 4 on a RH 6.x box? Easy and safe answer: not. > Until I do this I can't install the Mozilla RPM or the latest Kerberos. I don't believe you. rpm version about 3.0.4 and above can install version 4.x rpms (for about a year now). If that still doesn't handle the rpm file, tell the rpm makers about it. You can have my 3.0.6 rpm rpms. I never had a problem. Volker
