> Just tested rpm on RH7.2 rpm -Uvh * on a directory full of rpms which together all satisfy each others dependencies, the first thing it did was complain about failed dependencies.... rpm 4.0.3-1.0.3
Ehh, so? That can have many reasons. It has always worked for me, and that's the idea. Obviously your system is a bit screwy somewhere. I question your statement "fulfil each others dependencies", the fact you get an error is evidence to the contrary. How do you know that anyway? If you installed with --nodeps and things seem to work at least somewhat, it doesn't prove everything required by the rpms yuou tried to install is indeed installed. If things seem to run, it's also possible that files which are technically speaking missing (according to the rpm database) are indeed installed somewhere, because you did something dodgy before. Heaps of possibilities. Volker -- Volker Kuhlmann, list0570 at paradise dot net dot nz http://volker.orcon.net.nz/ Please do not CC list postings to me.
