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Sometimes, I need to upgrade a core component like OpenSSL by compiling the source rather than installing a new RPM. However, there are several packages like sendmail that depend on OpenSSL. As a result, I can't just 'rpm -e' the old RPM version and install the new version from the source. What is the best way to manage this? Perhaps, the solution is to build an RPM from the source and than install that instead? I would hate to have to uninstall all the RPM dependencies and then rebuild them all so there has to be a better solution. Robert
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