On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 10:57:02AM -0000, ANEESH KUMAR .K.V wrote: > Hai , > > One of the main difficulty that people face while installing some rpms are > the dependecy that it throws and installation failing . I think this is > little bit annoying for a "normal user" . Since he don't care about the > dependent packages he only wants the particular product to be installed on > his system . One way of solving it is to provide all the files needed for > the product to be pacakged along the product . But i don't think this is a > good approach . What i am suggesting here is the rpm command should have an > option that tell unattended installation . For achiving this following > modification have to be made for the existing rpm . You should try the RPM enabled version of apt-get ... Will do exactly what you want. []s -- Rodrigo Barbosa (morcego) - rodrigob@conectiva.com.br Conectiva R&D Team - http://distro.conectiva.com.br "Quis custodiet custodes?" - http://www.conectiva.com
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