I installed a package from rpm, then upgraded with newer version. Then I wanted to remove this newer verson (with rpm -e) and install the old one again. But I got a message that this package is not installed. This is weird, because rpm -q shows that package is installed. Why could that be and what can I do?
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Cannot remove package with RPM 1
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sleipnir214
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The last time I had a problem like that, it was because I was not being specific-enough in my "rpm -e" invocation. I was typing something like:
rpm -e foo_server
when I needed to type something like
rpm -e foo_server.1-02.3
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rpm -e foo_server
when I needed to type something like
rpm -e foo_server.1-02.3
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