Hi SuSErs, I installed IBMJava from 7.1 Pro and noticed an annoying message in yast saying that I don't have IBMJava2 installed. I checked with rpm -qa, the package was there. Then I looked at the configuration script which produced the message. The script is /sbin/conf.d/SuSEconfig.alljava. I guess ``all'' means ``all but IBM'' :-) Package name detection is implemented incorrectly in that script. The problem is with ``-'' character in package name. IBM chose to name its packages IBMJava2-SDK, IBMJava2-JRE, and so on. The following line in the script: JAVALINKTO=`rpm -q java java2 ibmjava2 IBMJava2-SDK 2>/dev/null | cut -d- -f 1 | head -n 1` actually cuts package name to IBMJava2. Then later line TARGETDIR=`rpm -ql $JAVALINKTO|grep ^/usr/lib/jdk[^/]|head -n 1|cut -d/ -f 4` spits out ``Package IBMJava2 is not installed'', which is true. I excluded cut command from JAVALINKTO line and JRELINKTO line so they look now: JAVALINKTO=`rpm -q java java2 ibmjava2 IBMJava2-SDK 2>/dev/null | head -n 1` JRELINKTO=`rpm -q javarunt ibmjre2 IBMJava2-JRE 2>/dev/null | head -n 1` Now script works and establishes correct links for java. Does anybody know if ``-'' is valid in package name for rpm or it may be used as a delimiter (name-version) only? -Kastus