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Re: Installing a package interactively



On Wed, Feb 06, 2002 at 09:11:17PM -0800, Jim Woodruff wrote:
> How does someone install interactively?  I've searched the maillist
> archives and the man pages without success.  I'm trying to install
> a package that inturn unpacks and installs another .rpm file.
    ^^^^^^^                                          ^???
I do not understand.  What format does your "package" uses?

  rpm     (for Redhat and its brothers)
  tar.gz  (Source file)
  tgz     (Slackware?)
  deb     (Yours truly)

> Neither "dpkg -i" or "apt-get install" work as they are in non-
> interactive modes.

If you want to install binary package in rpm form, "alien" will convert
it to deb format.

Another way is brows its content by "midnight commander" and copy files
to appropriate directory.

Cheers:)

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