Upgrade from 1.0.7-6 to 1.2.2 in RedHat 8.0

[Graham]

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On Friday 20 Jun 2003 3:00 pm, Ty Cabugao wrote:

> I am trying to upgrade my GnuPG from 1.0.7-6 to 1.2.2. I am running
> RedHat 8.0. I follow the instructions completely (./configure, make,
> make install), and everything seems to go through smoothly. But once
> I check out the version of my gpg, it is still 1.0.7-6. Am I doing
> anything wrong?
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When you compile a new version of GnuPG, the files go to /usr/local/bin/=20
not /usr/bin/ so you will have to copy them across in order for the=20
command

gpg

to find them.  Alternatively, you can compile GnuPG with the following=20
switch

=2E/configure --prefix /usr/bin/

for the files to be put into /usr/bin/ but this will over-write the=20
existing files.  If you're OK with that, fine.

HTH
- --=20

Graham
GPG keys at: gpg.keys@ntlworld.com

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