Hi Klaus,

We are many to suffer from the same ill than you.
Someone pointed to upgrade our rpm version.
Mine is 3.3.11 and does not match new rpms.

The _quick_ solution i have found is to use the --nodeps switch when installing.
So try something like this :

rpm -i --nodeps kdelibs-beta4-1_i386.rpm

It worked for me but beware one failed dependancy can hide another :-)
The /bin/sh does not seem harmful and I really don't understand why it issues such a message when I _have_ sh in my /bin directory !

About last rpm version.
There is a rpm v3.4.10 around but I think it is for glibc (a.k.a libc6) 'coz it failed to link in my RH 4.2 libc5.
Could any one point me where to find, if any, a rpm v3.4.10 for libc5.

If there is not such a version, is it possible to upgrade to from libc5 to libc6 seemlessly, by using a rpm binary for exampe ;-) ?

Bye.

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Objet: Cannot install KDE RPM
Date: mardi 9 juin 1998 08:33

Hi all,

I've tried to install then KDELIB and the KDEBASE with the command:

rpm -i kdelibs-beta4-1_i386.rpm

It comes allways the error "failed dependencies:
/bin/sh"

Can anyone help?

Klaus