> Borsenkow Andrej <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > So you have several medias that point to the same packages ... I guess > > what happens is that some of them are not (yet) updated and urpmi is > > confused which one to select. > > > > rpmdrake does not even look for installed packages (in this particular > > case) it relies on urpmq output. And it probably gives up on the first > > media (i.e. it thinks there is no update). My guess. > > > > You may try to limit medias to use (uncheck it in rpmdrake, use explicit > > --media in urpmi) and see if it helps. Use only media known to be > > updated. I am curious if it helps. > > > > Anyway this is for Francois :) > > Andrej, did you managed to get it back. > > Does someone used proxy (I suppose some part does not use --wget for urpmi > in > rpmdrake/rpminst).
Sure. rpminst just calls urpmq -m --headers <requested package> ... when checking for "installed" packages. It thinks package is installed if urpmq does not suggest update. And then grpmi fetches packages using libcurl, it does not call urpmi at all. You mean urpmq has to fetch packages to provide output? > > A simple test, try to reproduce it, then remove curl and try again ? If it > is > working, this is effectively the cause. > I can't but probably Charles mages it. > François.
