On Mon, 2026-02-09 at 08:13 +1100, Stephen Morris wrote:
You could try removing the dnf conf file and possibly as a last
resort, reinstalling dnf.
Before doing something so drastic (how are you going to reinstall dnf
if you don't have a working dnf?), at a bare minimum run:
rpm -V dnf5
and see what is says.
poc
Hi Patrick, just a silly question are saying that even though "sudo dnf
reinstall dnf" indicates it is going to do that, if you actually tell it
to go and do that, it will fail?
regards,
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