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Software installer error: "directory" "filename.rpm is not available or fully up to date this keeps happening when I go to install stuff. Using SUSE 10.1...
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    Software installer error:

    "directory" "filename.rpm is not available or fully up to date

    this keeps happening when I go to install stuff.

    Using SUSE 10.1

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    Quote Originally Posted by RCS82
    Software installer error:
    Open SuSE-10.1 (as provided via FTP or bittorrent - before the recent "remastered SuSE-10.1") had significant bugs in the YaST software management. Please, have you updated your SuSE-10.1 software management (ie zen, rug, YaST .... ) ??

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    Haven't updated, but I'm pretty sure that I have the remastered one :S

    If I was to update those programs how would I go about that? Like if I needed to?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RCS82
    Haven't updated, but I'm pretty sure that I have the remastered one
    The automatic downloads should work fine with the remastered SuSE-10.1.

    If you are trying to install an rpm off of your hard drive, then download the rpm to your /home/username directory. If using kde, launch the konqueror file manager (house icon in lower left), and navigate to the rpm. Then:
    right click (mouse cursor on the rpm file) > open with > install software

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    If that still doesn't work, you could check the file permissions... I had weird errors with certain RPMs because the permissions weren't correct.

    right click on RPM file > Properties > File permissions

    or by terminal:
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    chmod 755 /home/username/filename.rpm

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