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    Default Can't use Install RPM

    I can't use install RPM for things that are already installed (i.e. I want to reinstall bind, but since it's installed, it's now showing up under WHM>Install an RPM).

    I tried rebuild RPM database, and that doesn't work. Though I can still perfectly install packages that have NOT been installed.

    Any fix would be appreciated, also I have search and cannot find anything out, though hopeuflly I'm not the only one with this problem?

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    What OS and version are you running?
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    use the comand line to force an install of an rpm cant tell you where until you answer Chirpy's question above

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    I tried to use force, but couldn't figure out the bind packages name. It's rpm --force bind (right?).

    cPanel 10.0.0-R7 and Fedora Core 2 for your answer Chirpy, sorry for the late response, just so hetic in my life right now.

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    should be bind-9.2.4

    do a rpm -q bind

    did you run this more than once

    /scripts/fixndc
    /etc/init.d/named stop
    /etc/init.d/named start


    if you still get the bind error

    run /scripts/fixndc again

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    Like this?

    rpm -i --force bind-9.2.4
    rpm -i --force bind-9.2.3-13

    Yea I tried those fixes, many times still getting the rndc error.

    rpm -q bind returned with bind-9.2.3-13

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    update cpanel your bind is out of date unless Fedora is ver is behind other OS

    /scripts/sysup

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    This is the output I got:

    root@nameofhost [~]# /scripts/sysup
    Using Mysql4
    bandmin is up to date (Sat Feb 5 11:36:19 2005)
    chkservd is up to date (Thu Aug 19 11:05:17 2004)
    portsentry is up to date (Tue Jan 29 18:02:40 2002)
    Gathering header information file(s) from server(s)
    Server: Fedora Core 2 - i386 - Base
    Server: Fedora Core 2 - i386 - Released Updates
    Finding updated packages
    Downloading needed headers
    gd is installed and is the latest version.
    gd-devel is installed and is the latest version.
    gd-progs is installed and is the latest version.
    expect is installed and is the latest version.
    freetype is installed and is the latest version.
    freetype-devel is installed and is the latest version.
    gnupg is installed and is the latest version.
    lynx is installed and is the latest version.
    wget is installed and is the latest version.
    sharutils is installed and is the latest version.
    bind is installed and is the latest version.
    bind-devel is installed and is the latest version.
    bind-utils is installed and is the latest version.
    openssl is installed and is the latest version.
    openssl-devel is installed and is the latest version.
    openssh is installed and is the latest version.
    openssh-server is installed and is the latest version.
    openssh-clients is installed and is the latest version.
    gcc is installed and is the latest version.
    No actions to take
    root@nameofhost [~]#

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    rpm -Uhv --force bind-9.2.3-13.ver#.i386.rpm


    I do not no what version you have i do not run fedora
    Last edited by dalem; 02-12-2005 at 01:40 AM.

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    Sigh...

    root@nameofhost [~]# rpm -Uhv --force bind-9.2.3-13
    error: open of bind-9.2.3-13 failed: No such file or directory
    root@nameofhost [~]#

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    see updated post above you need to be in your directry with the rpm's


    if using yum
    /var/cache/yum/base/packages/

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    Oh that makes sense, it's reisntall now. Hopefully it will fix my problem.

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