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  1. ntfx

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    The following Packages were marked to be skipped by your configuration:

    Name Version Rel Reason
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    caching-nameserver 7.3 3_EL3Config modified
    redhat-release 3ES 7.4 Config modified


    I see this when running update, but what configuration have i modified to skip it!?
     
    #1 ntfx, Dec 27, 2004
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    how would i get round it ? i wish to install these files.
     
    #2 ntfx, Dec 27, 2004
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    use the 'force' flag... "-f" with those packages to force the install... so...

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    up2date -f caching-nameserver
    or do

    "up2date --configure" to change the config for up2date so those packages aren't in the skiplist anymore.
     
    #3 dezignguy, Dec 27, 2004
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    Be aware that if you force install that particular rpm and you use DNS on your server, you will wipe out your named.conf and thus destroy your DNS server - it's probably in your exclude list for a very good reason.
     
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    #4 chirpy, Dec 27, 2004
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    make a backup of your named.conf then....

    Though I installed that rpm through up2date a couple days ago on my RHEL3 server, (Before I knew about the possibility of it breaking things), and my named.conf is fine. So there must be some other cause (not simply installing the rpm).
     
    #5 dezignguy, Dec 28, 2004
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    yeah it did wipe named.conf but it was no worry as i had backed up named.conf so no problems arose.
     
    #6 ntfx, Dec 28, 2004
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