[WBEL-users] Using WB for Enterprise level Networks

[Raimo Koski]

On Wed, 24 Nov 2004, William Hooper wrote:

> Top posting corrected.
> 
> > Dominic Iadicicco wrote:
> >
> >> Hi Rex,
> >>
> >>
> >> When You first install it you'll notice that there is no option for
> >> Openoffice. And OO will not get installed. Then even and when you do
> >> install it for the rpms from the cdrom that will give you alittle trouble
> >> that is solved by using --nodeps option.
> 
> Without knowing the exact situation you had (and not being able to find
> your post in their list), let me say this.  The vast majority of the time,
> if --nodeps is the answer you are asking the wrong question.
> 
> William Warren said:
> > the bug is not in centOS the bug is in RHEL which CentOS simply rebuilds
> > to remove RHEL trademarked information out of.
> 
> I have never had to use --nodeps to install an RPM from Red Hat.

Quite likely there was some problem in U3 openoffice because a new version 
was released so soon:

Sep  4 07:05 
/usr/src/redhat/UPDRPMS.old/openoffice.org-i18n-1.1.0-16.13.EL.i386.rpm
Sep 17 12:21 
/usr/src/redhat/UPDRPMS.old/openoffice.org-i18n-1.1.0-16.14.EL.i386.rpm

Those are the dates when Lineox built them, so they are up to one day 
later than source availability.

U3 was released by Lineox as ACLEL 3.032 and the most recent is 3.048, so 
the fixed openoffice must have been in ACLEL for a while. I didn't notice 
any openoffice related problems in U3 build, so I can't say anything about 
possible problems in CentOS, but because Lineox makes ACLEL disks these 
kind of problems get fixed automatically.

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