RE: [cobalt-users] RAQ4R - Apache Patch & Web Server Not Responding

["Jonothon Ortiz" <jon@xxxxxxxxx>]

Roger, what you may want to do at this point is try to run tar xvf <package
name> and jot down the RPM's that it installs.

>From a previous email:
"What <could be> happening is that there is an RPM file installed on the
machine that is part of the PKG file. You can use tar xvfz <package name> to
view the list of RPMs the PKG has.

Type in rpm -q -a > rpms; this will create a file named "rpms" - you can
grep against this file using the names of the RPM files when using tar xvfz.
Don't forget to remove the ".i386.rpm" extension when running the name of
the file through grep."

Use that information and see if there's anything missing. If there is, you
CAN edit the cobalt_upgrade file and force the install. I've only had to do
this myself three times but it did work each time. Be careful! =)