Subject: Re: yup update problem
From: Bryan Stillwell (bstill@terraplex.com)
Date: Wed Jan 24 2001 - 15:53:23 MST
I actually ran into this problem while working on YDL 2.0. Normally an
ordinary user wouldn't experience this problem, because to have this
problem show up your would have had to installed bzip2 1.0.1-2 with the
--force option sent to rpm. If you didn't do this yourself it may have
been caused by the helixcode installer if you've ever used it.
If you don't want to downgrade bzip2 and all the packages that require
libbz2.so.1 you can download the SRPMs for all the packages that require
libbz2.so.0 and rebuild them so they will use libbz2.so.1. That may be
a rather hefty project though, and you may just want to wait till YDL
2.0 is released and upgrade then.
Bryan
-- Terra Soft Solutions, Inc. | Software Engineer http://www.terrasoftsolutions.com/ | bstill@terraplex.com GPG fingerprint: 3608 4610 8C08 B8EB 0970 9686 8A93 386C 6116 EFE2>I do like yup but I'm finding that I've got so many hosed up >dependencies it's taking me quite a while to be able to get my system >fixed up so I can even use it. I've manged to get my BlueG3 fixed up and >and "yupped" now I'm working on my Pismo. Maybe you can help with the >following depenency failure when I run yup update > >libbz2.so.0 for package gnome-core ( I assume all my other gnome stuff >too). > >I've got bzip2-1.0.1-2 installed and that gives me libbz2.so.1, which is >required by some other packages, like ImageMagick. So, right now, I >can't run yup unless I degrade bzip2 and remove the packages that reuire >the libbz2.so.1. > >gnome seems to run OK even though I don't have the libbz2.so.0 that it >depends on. Is there a way to change this dependency?
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