Re: Error installing octcdf-1.0.17 for octave 3.2.3

[xnand]

Thomas Weber-8 wrote:
> 
> On Mon, Mar 08, 2010 at 08:32:54PM -0800, xnand wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Thomas Weber-8 wrote:
>> > 
>> > On Sun, Mar 07, 2010 at 08:01:40PM -0800, xnand wrote:
>> >> Hi Thomas.
>> >> 
>> >> Through package manager, octave-forge was installed in which the
>> octcdf
>> >> with
>> >> previous version was there. Now, it is not possible to uninstall
>> octcdf
>> >> without removing the octave-forge.
>> >> Any other suggestion?
>> > 
>> > File a bug at Redhat (or where you got the octave-forge package). The
>> > whole point of splitting up the monolithic octave-forge build was the
>> > abilitiy to install single packages.
>> > 
>> >    Thomas
>> 
>> Hi Thomas.
>> 
>> Should I uninstall the octave-forge through package and then install it
>> again through source code. So, I can later install the latest octcdf
>> version?
> 
> This depends on the layout of the octave-forge package from you package
> manager. I *assume* it's some sort of meta package, pulling in all the
> other small octave-forge packages. In that case, it should be possible
> to remove it first, then remove octave-octcdf and then install the
> latest version via pkg.m. 
> 
> Again, where did you get the octave-forge packages from?
> 
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Hi Thomas.

The rpm package of octave-forge is rather a bundle of all the extensions.
I got it from :
http://blackopsoft.com/el5/RPMS/x86_64/

Thanks.

Nands
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