Re: [Cooker] rpm-3.0.5-22mdk

2000-10-01 Thread William H Bouterse

William H Bouterse wrote:
 
 Ed Wilts wrote:
 
  On Sat, 30 Sep 2000, Guillaume Rousse wrote:
   New rpm package is very luckily to freeze when multiple rpm are
   installed/upgrade simultaneously, with a rpm -U XFree86* for example.
   This seems to be related to recent change in rpm database locking
   policy.
 
  I'll confirm this bug.  
 
  We do need a fixed rpm package though.

  I am having trouble as well with rpm-3.0.5-22mdk
 At times it locks after appearing to complete an install?
 Other times it just takes a LONG time!?
 
 Mine is a "dirty" 7.1/Cookerbetawhatever
 
 William Bouterse

Latest example;
 1) rpm -Uvh with multiple packages ;
First package installs then hangs and must ctrl-C
Then attempt to reissue command and the rest install okay
after I remove the first package.
2) [root@home bill]# rpm -Uvh xmovie*
xmovie 
##
hangs again.
[root@home bill]# rpm -q  xmovie
xmovie-1.4-1mdk
xmovie-1.5.1-1mdk

I waited 5 minutes before Ctrl-C

Never saw this behavior before with any distribution?!
Of course perhaps there is already a new rpm and I just
haven't gotten through to the site with the update?

William Bouterse
Talkeetna Ak




Re: [Cooker] rpm-3.0.5-22mdk

2000-10-01 Thread Ed Wilts

On Sun, 01 Oct 2000, you wrote:

 Of course perhaps there is already a new rpm and I just
 haven't gotten through to the site with the update?

Nope - I just rsync'ed against the Norway site so I'm current, and it's still 
3.0.5-22mdk.

That said, I believe RedHat is actually using RPM v4 these days...

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Re: [Cooker] rpm-3.0.5-22mdk

2000-10-01 Thread john . cavan

It's the new wait-for-lock patch, it get's caught in an endless loop. I
haven't tried debugging it, but as soon as I removed the patch and
re-installed the package it was fine.

John

 Never saw this behavior before with any distribution?!
 Of course perhaps there is already a new rpm and I just
 haven't gotten through to the site with the update?




Re: [Cooker] rpm-3.0.5-22mdk

2000-10-01 Thread Alexander Skwar

On Sun, Oct 01, 2000 at 11:29:07AM -0500, Ed Wilts wrote:
 That said, I believe RedHat is actually using RPM v4 these days...

Sort of, but more accurately: No, they are not.  They are currently using
rpm 3.0.6, but have it compiled so, that it creates v4 compatible packages
IIRC.

Alexander Skwar
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[Cooker] rpm-3.0.5-22mdk

2000-09-30 Thread Guillaume Rousse

New rpm package is very luckily to freeze when multiple rpm are
installed/upgrade simultaneously, with a rpm -U XFree86* for example.
This seems to be related to recent change in rpm database locking
policy.
-- 
Guillaume Rousse

Murphy's law : If anything can go wrong, it will.
O'Tool's commentary : Murphy was an optimist.




Re: [Cooker] rpm-3.0.5-22mdk

2000-09-30 Thread Ed Wilts

On Sat, 30 Sep 2000, Guillaume Rousse wrote:
 New rpm package is very luckily to freeze when multiple rpm are
 installed/upgrade simultaneously, with a rpm -U XFree86* for example.
 This seems to be related to recent change in rpm database locking
 policy.

I'll confirm this bug.  I then shot myself in the foot:
rpm -ivh rpm-3.0.5-21mdk --oldpackage
I then decided to stick with the newest copy, so I deleted the old one:
rpm -e rpm-3.0.5-21mdk
Lo and behold, the old package got deleted, but since files were in common 
between the old and the new, the rpm executable got deleted.  Not nice...  
Luckily I was able to ftp a copy of /bin/rpm so that I could re-install the 
latest rpm rpm.

We do need a fixed rpm package though.

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Ed Wilts, Mounds View, MN, USA
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Re: [Cooker] rpm-3.0.5-22mdk

2000-09-30 Thread William H Bouterse

Ed Wilts wrote:
 
 On Sat, 30 Sep 2000, Guillaume Rousse wrote:
  New rpm package is very luckily to freeze when multiple rpm are
  installed/upgrade simultaneously, with a rpm -U XFree86* for example.
  This seems to be related to recent change in rpm database locking
  policy.
 
 I'll confirm this bug.  I then shot myself in the foot:

 We do need a fixed rpm package though.
 I am having trouble as well with rpm-3.0.5-22mdk
At times it locks after appearing to complete an install?
Other times it just takes a LONG time!?

Mine is a "dirty" 7.1/Cookerbetawhatever 

William Bouterse
Talkeetna Alaska