LW> <snip> >> >> LW> Maybe the hitch is 9.2? I tried every listed mirror and all but one LW> If it's listed, it should urpmi, and if one mirror doesn't work, LW> urpmi should look at my installed list of mirrors and proceed LW> without my help.
True, URPMI isn't very good at handling multiple mirrors of the same information, but as long as you have a good reliable mirror (mirrors.secsup.org is my personal favorite from Idaho) it works real well. I would suggest trying urpmi --wget. Wget is much better at "retries" then curl is. Otherwise, I've had no problems with urpmi not being able to find a package. If worse comes to worse you can simply download the RPM and then type urpmi <location of RPM>, and it will install it and still try to handle any dependencies from your mirrors. You can always try apt-RPM or YUM (yellow-dog update manager) if URPMI irritiates you too much. I really like YUM for my non-mandrake RPM-based systems. I think SuSE has GPL'd YaST as well. Freedom of choice, baby. ______________________________ Justin Grote Network Architect, CCNA The Whistlepunk Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (remove nospam-) SMS: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (remove nospam-) Phone: (208) 631-5440
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