I am experiencing the same problem in the GNOME 3 GUI,when trying to install a driver for my Epson printer. Trying to install the exact same package from the command line kicks up a totally different error:
# urpmi epson-inkjet-printer-nx420-1.0.0-1lsb3.2.x86_64.rpm
In order to satisfy the 'sendmail-command' dependency, one of the following packages is needed:
1- postfix-2.8.8-1.mga2.x86_64: Postfix Mail Transport Agent (to install)
2- sendmail-8.14.5-2.mga2.x86_64: A widely used Mail Transport Agent (MTA) (to install)
3- ssmtp-2.64-5.mga1.x86_64: A minimal mail-transfer agent which forwards mail to an SMTP server (to install)
4- msmtp-1.4.24-1.mga2.x86_64: An SMTP client (to install)
5- dma-0.7-1.mga2.x86_64: dma is an end-system mail server and supports queueing and local & remote mail delivery via SMTP and SSL/TLS (to install)
What is your choice? (1-5)
Is anyone else experiencing this behavior at the command line on the same package that gives the bug report error in the GUI? Personally, I don't understand why installing a printer driver should kick up a dependency error for an MTA...
I am experiencing the same problem in the GNOME 3 GUI,when trying to install a driver for my Epson printer. Trying to install the exact same package from the command line kicks up a totally different error:
# urpmi epson-inkjet- printer- nx420-1. 0.0-1lsb3. 2.x86_64. rpm 2.8.8-1. mga2.x86_ 64: Postfix Mail Transport Agent (to install) 8.14.5- 2.mga2. x86_64: A widely used Mail Transport Agent (MTA) (to install) 64-5.mga1. x86_64: A minimal mail-transfer agent which forwards mail to an SMTP server (to install) 4.24-1. mga2.x86_ 64: An SMTP client (to install) 1.mga2. x86_64: dma is an end-system mail server and supports queueing and local & remote mail delivery via SMTP and SSL/TLS (to install)
In order to satisfy the 'sendmail-command' dependency, one of the following packages is needed:
1- postfix-
2- sendmail-
3- ssmtp-2.
4- msmtp-1.
5- dma-0.7-
What is your choice? (1-5)
Is anyone else experiencing this behavior at the command line on the same package that gives the bug report error in the GUI? Personally, I don't understand why installing a printer driver should kick up a dependency error for an MTA...