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>>>>> On Sun, 24 Jan 1999, "MB" == Mike Brodbelt wrote: MB> They're also used to rebooting their servers, and reinstalling their MB> operating system..... *grin* MB> On thing I would mention about the RPM. I downloaded the thing, which MB> tlod me that it wanted a certain ghostscript RPM in place before it would MB> install. I couldn't find this package anywhere, I hear this occasionally . . . I wonder why people are not used to checking RedHat's contrib/? Guess they learn this eventually - the gs RPMS should be in there! MB> so I installed it with --nodeps, and then read the README, which gave a MB> website from which I could download the ghostscript RPM's. I downloaded MB> them with netscape, but they were corrupt - I eventually got a clean copy MB> (from the same site) by using wget instead of Netscape. Your nestcape download probably timed out. AFAIK it does not implement the "reget" feature to allow it to retry and recover the rest of the file, so you have a truncated file. Wget on the other hand will retry intelligently, resuming where you left off. Very useful little app, that one. MB> After that it was simple, but I think that it would be nice if the MB> documenation on the Hylafax site mentioned the dependencies, and linked MB> to the appropriate ghostscript RPM's. Last week I put the ghostscript RPMS in the same directory as the HylaFAX RPM on ftp.tpc.int. This should solve the problem until I produce a new RPM with less strict ghostscript dependencies. -Darren