[fedora-java] newbie question - Tomcat 4 instead of Tomcat 5 on FC4 - continued

Bob Hartung rwhart at mchsi.com
Thu Dec 22 12:54:45 UTC 2005


Weel-l-l-l-l-l-,
   Something failed here.  When I do an rpm -qa | grep tomcat I get 
packages from both tomcat4 and tomcat5 listed.  If I do an rpm -ql 
[package name] I get nothing.  I have tried rpm --rebuilddb to try and 
straighten up the rpm database but the entries remain.  I will now have 
to try and find if there is a way to edit the rpm database to remove the 
incorrect entries.
   Always a learning experience!

Thanks!  If I can get the db cleaned up I will try your suggestions.

Bob


David Walluck wrote:
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> Bob Hartung wrote:
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>>No luck so far.  I have done the following:
>>1.  modified jpackage.repo commenting out all the sections except
>>'[jpackage-fc]'.
> 
> 
> You need the *jpackage-generic* repository also. This is likely your
> problem. This is the repository that contains nearly all of the
> available packages.
> 
> You can even check the jpackage.org website directly and see that
> tomcat4 (and even tomcat3) is there. The website may give you a better
> idea of what is available to download, but yum would work as well, and
> you should definitely try to use yum for the actual install.
> 
> 
>>So this would suggest to me that tomcat4 is no longer available via yum.
>> Is my next best choice to simply get the tar.gz file and manually set
> 
> 
> I think that once you get the rpm(s) installed you will really prefer
> that way. There is a small learning curve when moving to rpms, but a
> little patience is all it takes.
> 
> Keep in mind that there's a few tomcat4 rpm packages. You might want
> tomcat4-webpps for testing, for example.
> 
> - --
> Sincerely,
> 
> David Walluck
> <david at zarb.org>
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