First, use rpm -q commands (ie. rpm -qa | grep -ie afs) to find out
exactly what versions RPM thinks are installed. Once you know that, you
should be able to remove them -- either from the database only (rpm -e
--dbonly <packagename>) or completely.
Also, using "rpm -V <packagename>" to find out which version is
*actually* installed correctly (when rpm thinks two versions are
present) is useful -- if one of them is installed correctly and the
other one has errors (because its files have been overwritten by the
correctly-installed one), you can then use a --dbonly remove to kill the
phantom.
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