[NCLUG] Downgrade RPM?
Stephen Warren
swarren at wwwdotorg.org
Tue Jun 12 11:19:36 MDT 2007
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I just updated from CentOS4.4 to CentOS4.5, and it appears that the sole
purpose of the new Python RPM was to add a chronically buggy patch that
completely breaks os.path.realpath(), which consequently causes by
hard-linked backups never to hardlink, because I'm pointing the
- --hard-link rsync option at the wrong path:-(
So, can I simply grab the CentOS4.4 RPM and install this with "rpm -Uvh
python-oldversion.rpm", then exclude the python package in yum.conf, so
it gets pinned? If not, how do I back out RPM updates?
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