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Deleting files from an RPM



Hi Warren,
I don't use Red Hat, but the RPM command has a force (--force) option. I 
suggest you try that. 
On 30 May 2002 at 8:17, Warren E. Agin wrote:

> I am trying to install two RPMs on Red Hat 7.1, but I am running into a conflict because the RPMs contain an overlap with respect to files. When I try to install the second RPM, I get an error that a file contained in the fist RPM (identified in the error message) conflicts with unidentified 
files in the second RPM. I tried deleting the conflicting file, but it does not solve the problem. I suspect this is because installing the RPM registers the file in the system. Any way to clear that so the second RPM will load?

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