On Mon, 2006-03-13 at 10:03 -0800, iank@mac.com wrote:

Johnny Hughes wrote:

...

try: yum clean

and then

yum upgrade

Thanks Johnny.

I forgot to mention that I have already tried:

yum clean yum clean all rebuilding the RPM database clearing out all of the headers/header.info under /var/cache/yum

It still claims nothing needs to be done.

BTW, sorry if this reply hoses threading. I'm in an in-between state right now, in the midst of switching jobs. So, my mail list memberships are being received in one place, but sent from another.

As far as yum is concerned, it will usually continue with other packages after killing the current one.

You can do an "rpm -qa | sort" and compare to the CentOS tree.

You can also look at:

/var/log/yum.log to see what is installed after mysql

and ...

rpm -qa --last | less

(to see rpms installed in reverse order from the rpmdb)