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well, it's probably best to upgrade the package really, seeing as the mid-versino number is different. You may well get away with simply soft linking the existing file to the name of the new one... no guarentee tho. it'll certainly stop that error.. but a new one isn't that unlikely...;-)
Chris:
Thanks very much for all of the feedback. It seems like someone upgraded RPM on this box to 4.0.2 w/out db3. After some additional searching on rpm.org, I'm finding that my options are: a) install db3, or, b)upgrade to RPM 4.0.3 (rpm-4.0.3 uses an internal copy of db-3.3.11 so no db3 packages are needed).
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