on 1/5/01 12:21 AM, Armand Verstappen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can't tell. It means that what is on that machine is not exactly what the
> RPM is expecting. If you have a previous install, back it up, and just
> try to install the rpm's. If you get complaints from RPM, or if you find
> later that files where installed in a location where RaQ3 doesn't expect
> them, remove the rpms (rpm -e midgard midgard-data), and get the source
> rpms. You can then edit the specfile and probably get it to work without
> trouble.
>
> Please keep me posted on your results!
Armand,
I did a test install and found the following errors:
[admin@www Midgard1.4-1]$ rpm -i --test midgard-1.4-1.i386.rpm
error: failed dependencies:
expat >= 1.95.1 is needed by midgard-1.4-1
apache = 1.3.12 is needed by midgard-1.4-1
MySQL >= 3.23.20 is needed by midgard-1.4-1
MySQL-shared >= 3.23.20 is needed by midgard-1.4-1
glib >= 1.2.6 is needed by midgard-1.4-1
libexpat.so.0 is needed by midgard-1.4-1
Then I tried a test with no dependencies and received the following:
[admin@www Midgard1.4-1]$ rpm -i --test --nodeps midgard-1.4-1.i386.rpm
file /usr/lib/apache/libphp3.so from install of midgard-1.4-1 conflicts with
file from package php-3.0.16-2C2
The following files are the ones I do have: glib-1.2.1-2, MySQL-3.22.32,
apache-1.3.6-C11. It looks like I will need expat and libexpat.so.0.
My question at this time is if the older versions of the listed files that I
have are compatible, or do I need to upgrade them? I hope this is not the
case because I fear having to upgrade apache due to the custom setup of the
RaQ3. This may prevent me from going any further with the installation.
If I need to modify the rpm to suit my RaQ3, how hard would it be to modify
the rpm script? Is this something a non-techie can handle? Maybe I should
just do the install from src's. The thing is that keeping track of stuff
using rpm's is easier and cleaner...
enrique
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