RE: Red Hat 8.0 - Update MrProject 0.6 to current

George Gambill <[email protected]> Fri, 27 Jun 2003 10:16:22 -0700
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnome.apps.mr-project.user
Message-ID <90622F8B43D3D311B151000629CEEAA102CB3260@EXCHANGE01>
Tried the $ rpm --rebuild libgsg*.rpm only from root (# rpm --rebuild
libgsg*.rpm). it failed with "--rebuild: unknown option".

Looking in the the book "Red Hat Linux 8 Bible" I find a "==rebuilddb"
option for the rpm command.  From my download directory
(/download/mrproject/) I issued the command "rpm --rebuilddb
libgfs-1.6.0-5.src.rpm".  It took a ling time.

Could not find any resulting binary RPMS.  (re. Instead of installing the
.src.rpm, rebuild it, and install the resulting binary RPMS:)

Then I did"
  rpm -ivh libgnomeprint22....
  rpm -ivh libgnomeprintui22....
  rpm -ivh --nodeps libmrproject-0.9.1-cfi.i386.rpm
  rpm -ivh --nodeps mrproject-0.9.1-cfi.i386.rpm

Then I went into the GUI (gnome) and tried to run mrproject (Start (RedHat)
| Office | Project Management).  Nothing happened.

Then, I went to alternate plan "B".

   rpm -ivh libgsf-1.4.0-cfi.i386.rmp


The command "rpm -qa | grep libgsf" now returns "libgsf-1.4.0-cf1".

Went into the GUI and MrProject works and prints.

Question:  Should I continue to try to update libgsf to 1.6.0 ???

And, thanks

George

-----Original Message-----
From: Buchan Milne [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 8:47 AM
To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: Re: [MrProject] Red Hat 8.0 - Update MrProject 0.6 to current


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Steve Wampler wrote:
> On Fri, 2003-06-27 at 08:31, George Gambill wrote:
>
>
>>I went into the libgsf-1.6.0 subdirectory and did the ./configure thing
>>followed by the make thing followed by the make install thing.
>>
>>The command "rpm -qa | grep libgsf" still produces no results (next
command
>>line).
>>
>
>
> Unfortunately, a 'make install' typically installs without updating
> the RPM database, so you won't see anything through rpm, even
> though the install has taken place.  You have two choices:
>
> (1) Proceed, using the --nodeps and/or --force flags on rpm
>     when installing new mrproject rpm.
>
> (2) Locate and install 'checkinstall' - a program that you
>     can use in place of 'make install' when installing files
>     obtained from tar files instead of rpm files.  checkinstall
>     converts the installation into an rpm-based installation
>     so the RPM database gets properly updated.

No ....

He started with a src.rpm which will produce a much better rpm than
checkinstall.

Instead of installing the .src.rpm, rebuild it, and install the
resulting binary RPMS:

$ rpm --rebuild libgsg*.rpm

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