RPM problem

[Ron Croonenberg]

there's an --force option for rpm so you can install it again.
then erase it ?


>>> "Wayne Dozier (Greensboro College)" <kwdozier at gmail.com> 07/26/05
10:19 PM >>>
Just getting back into Redhat after spending 2 years with Debian and I
have 
an issue. I just installed an RPM and I need to remove it, I run rpm -e 
XXXXX.rpm and it says the RPM is not installed, I run rpm -q XXXXX and
it 
gives the program and version I just installed. If I try to do a rpm -i 
XXXXX.rpm, it says it is already installed. I then try the rpm - e and
it 
still says it is not installed. I went into /var/lib/rpm and removed the

__db.* and ran --rebuilddb and it still gives the same issue.

I downloaded a newer version of the RPM (the correct version) and tried
rpm 
-U and this fails saying there is a conflict of files. I tried jjust 
removing the files and even though they are gone, it still gives me the 
conflict.

How can I remove this rpm and all files associated with it so that I can

install the correct RPM? Thanks in advance for any replys.


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Wayne Dozier
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Greensboro College
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