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Re: SECURITY: New KDE Libraries Released
by Evandro on Monday 30/Apr/2001, @17:58

rpm -Uvh <filename>

where filename is the package(s) you've downloaded.

you can also use yast.

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Re: SECURITY: New KDE Libraries Released
by Dummy on Monday 30/Apr/2001, @21:17

That is what i do and got message "conflicts with file from package klibs-1.1.2-217"

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Re: SECURITY: New KDE Libraries Released
by Rune Laursen on Monday 30/Apr/2001, @21:43

Just use rpm -Uvh --force --nodeps *.rpm instead.
Rune

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how to prove if installation was succesfull
by gabriel on Wednesday 02/May/2001, @03:50

Hello Rune Laursen,

i made what you wrote:

rpm -Uvh --force --nodeps kdelibs.rpm

kdelibs-devel-1.2.2-0.rpm

but i am not sure if it worked for two reasons

a: i installed the rpm with the name kdelibs.rpm instead of kdelibs-1.2.2.rpm (i suppose that makes a difference or doesn´t it)

b: i got lots of warnings like can not
overwrite *icons* because it is not empty

But my kde is still running<p>

Thanks for any help

go on kde - you are just great

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Re: SECURITY: New KDE Libraries Released
by Evandro on Tuesday 01/May/2001, @11:24

try removing this old version of kdelibs by running:

rpm -e klibs-1.1.2-217

it will probably give some dependency errors, because you may have old programs that use the old kdelibs installed. in this case, i recommend you to remove those packages too.

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Re: SECURITY: New KDE Libraries Released
by Eric Nicholson on Tuesday 01/May/2001, @11:44

Isn't that the version of klibs that came with KDE 1.1? I'm not sure, but you probably need a 2.x version of KDE for the libraries to be applicable.

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