issues when updating packages

[Jon Shorie]

When I do a yum upgrade or a yum update, I get the following message:
.Package gtkhtml3-devel needs gtkhtml3 = 3.0.9-5, this is not available.

If I add the following line to my /etc/yum.conf:
exclude=gtkhtm* fortun* kdetoys

and do the yum upgrade again, then I get the following:
Package evolution-devel needs gtkhtml3.0-devel >= 3.0.10, this is not 
available.
Package evolution-devel needs libgal2.0-devel >= 1.99.11, this is not 
available.
Package evolution needs gtkhtml3.0 >= 3.0.10, this is not available.
Package evolution needs libcom_err.so.3, this is not available.
Package gnome-pilot-devel needs gnome-pilot = 2.0.10, this is not available.
Package libsoup-devel needs libsoup = 1.99.26, this is not available.

Now I am pretty sure that both gtkhtml3 and gtkhtml3-devel are installed 
because when I do an:
apt-get install gtkhtml3
I get
gtkhtml3 is already the newest version.

apt-get install gtkhtml3-devel
I get
apt-get install gtkhtml3-devel
gtkhtml3-devel is already the newest version.


Any suggestions?

[William Hooper]

Jon Shorie said:
>  When I do a yum upgrade or a yum update, I get the following
> message:
>  .Package gtkhtml3-devel needs gtkhtml3 = 3.0.9-5, this is not available. 
It looks like your sources have a newer gtkhtml3 without the newer
gtkhtml3-devel.  Verify that your yum sources have the newer versions of
both.

-- 
William Hooper

[duncan brown]

Jon Shorie said:
>  When I do a yum upgrade or a yum update, I get the following
> message:
>  .Package gtkhtml3-devel needs gtkhtml3 = 3.0.9-5, this is not available. 
could you please let us know what mirror for yum you're using?


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