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Description of problem:
iInstalled RH6.2 zoot "Everything".
Grabbed (keep a local mirror) updates.redhat.com/6.2/en/os/i386
  Upgraded popt, rpm, db3.
  Upgraded the rest of the packages.
Installed sendmail and named from latest source hand built (did not remove
rpms for sendmail due to
depencies, just overwrote the 5 executables).

3 weeks later (after "burn-in" ready to go production tomorrow ), today,
the 4th.
   Get dumb idea to use Ximian/Red Carpet to update the machine

Copied the /var/cache/red-carpet directory from home to the server.
  rpm -U *rpm
    Had to rpm -e kdebase and a few others
  ran red-carpet
    Installed all the redhat 6.2 updates (except bind, anonftpd, wu-ftpd)
    Decided (stupid idea number 2) to update the Gnome stuff.
    Installed about 6 packages, then, right before the "Finished" point,
after all packages appeared to
be installed, the app seg faulted.
  rpm --rebuilddb runs for a few seconds and seg faults.


How reproducible:
Sometimes

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Installed RH6.2 zoot "Everything".
Grabbed (keep a local mirror) updates.redhat.com/6.2/en/os/i386
  Upgraded popt, rpm, db3.
  Upgraded the rest of the packages.
Installed sendmail and named from latest source hand built (did not remove
rpms for sendmail due to
depencies, just overwrote the 5 executables).

3 weeks later (after "burn-in" ready to go production tomorrow ), today,
the 4th.
   Get dumb idea to use Ximian/Red Carpet to update the machine

Copied the /var/cache/red-carpet directory from home to the server.
  rpm -U *rpm
    Had to rpm -e kdebase and a few others
  ran red-carpet
    Installed all the redhat 6.2 updates (except bind, anonftpd, wu-ftpd)
    Decided (stupid idea number 2) to update the Gnome stuff.
    Installed about 6 packages, then, right before the "Finished" point,
after all packages appeared to
be installed, the app seg faulted.
  rpm --rebuilddb runs for a few seconds and seg faults.

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