We are aware of this, and we don't know why rpm comes up with this
dependency. 

We have glibc rpms too, on the WWW site.  

You can regenerate the spec files for new libc and kernel versions using
the perl script in coda/tools/build-coda-rpm.pl. 

I'd like to come up with a better way of doing the kernel stuff, but I am
so busy already keeping up with things...

Thanks for your interest, I hope this helps.

Peter

On Fri, 13 Mar 1998, John Carol Langford wrote:

> I tried to grab rpm source and compile for my home machine (redhat-5, 2.0.32,
> pentium) and ran into a new failure. (other than the relatively unsolvable one
> which has to do with looking for modules for a nonexistent kernel version)
> 
> Anyways, it shows up after the srpm is compiled into rpm's.
> [root_at_crush i386]# rpm -i coda-debug-client-libc-4.3.13-4.i386.rpm 
> failed dependencies:
>  /usr/cs/bin/csh is needed by coda-debug-client-libc-4.3.13-4
> 
> (remember - the libc-4.3.13 is hardwired into the name.  The rpm is actually
> compiled under glibc)
> 
> I looked through the spec file but couldn't find any such hardwired dependency.
> Perhaps rpm is doing an automatic detection on some script?
> -John Langford
>