> On Sat, 04 Jan 2003 21:58:37 -0300
> "Angus Auld" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > I ran the "rpm -q" for several packages in question, and they all show matching 
>version and release as the available ones. There was no sources shown so they are all 
>indicated as installed.

>Charles wrote: 
> Just to humor me could you copy/paste your rpm -q for the a couple of the rpms you 
>reference.
> 
> Launch MCC Install Software and select All packages and from the drop down menu "by 
>source repository"
> Check the rpms listed as available from each source.
> Are the already installed rpms showing as available and if so from which source?
> If they all show from only 1 source then that is the cause of your problem, remove 
>that source and all should be well.
> 
> FYI The tex rpms can cause a problem with Update since his rpms will quite often be 
>a different release #, date stamp, size and content though he trys to ensure that all 
>his rpms will incorporate seamlessly into the distro. 
> 
> 
> 
>     Charles
> 
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Charles, thanks for your help here. I am getting more confused as I go along 
unfortunately.

When I rpm -q'd the packages in question, the only thing that was shown for output to 
my command was the same thing that I just typed in. I thought this was indicating that 
the package in question was already installed.
However, when I rpm -q'd a list of packages that were suspect, and sent that output to 
a file......I got a different story from my query. (why??)

This is what I got from my query: rpm -q "packages in question" > rpms.txt
>>
package devfsd-1.3.25-19.3mdk, is not installed
package arts-1.0.3-7.1mdk, is not installed
package kdelibs-3.0.3-30.1mdk, is not installed
package kdegraphics-3.0.3-11.1mdk, is not installed
package python-2.2.1-14.2mdk, is not installed
package galeon-1.2.5-8.1mdk, is not installed
package urpmi-4.0-20.1 is not installed
>>
When I checked in MCC Install Software, using the method you described, I find that 
all of these packages are found in "Updates"...my update source.

These packages are installed....I don't think I would have an operating system w/o 
some of them. It must be the updates then that aren't installed. I can distinctly 
remember installing them however. :-/

I am very confused right now as to what I should do here.

Help!! :-//

--Angus

"Let us not look back in anger or forward in fear, but around in awareness."--James 
Thurber

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