Re: [Cooker] urpmi/rpm broken on cooker?

2001-07-06 Thread Pablo Saratxaga

Kaixo!

On Fri, Jul 06, 2001 at 11:06:24AM +0200, François Pons wrote:

 Yes, but with cooker version only of urpmi, and all hdlist and depslist (as well
 as provides) files updated. Try urpmi.update -a -f, this could help.

No, it doesn't (well, urpmi just says that file in server is not newer
than the one I have).

 If problem exists for removable CD hdlist, try removing and adding them again.

I've only cooker medium.

Could I just copy the /var/lib/urpmi/* of working system?
 
 François.

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Re: [Cooker] urpmi/rpm broken on cooker?

2001-07-06 Thread David Walluck

David Walluck wrote:


 Also urpmi.addmedia -a -f says it can't find a dependencies file, 
 besides, how would this fix anything as long as the cd installation 
 media are still listed. As I just said, I tried to have on;y cooker 
 media but it crashed. Also, it's good to keep the cd media in case I'm 
 no longer connected to the net at some point.
 


Sorry, I meant urpmi.update -a -f. I think I have a similar problem as 
Pablo, in that some packages appear in the list that don't seem to 
exist. Also, MandrakeUpdate also fails to actually install my packages, 
as described before and by

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Re: [Cooker] urpmi/rpm broken on cooker?

2001-07-06 Thread François Pons

Pablo Saratxaga [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 No, it doesn't (well, urpmi just says that file in server is not newer
 than the one I have).

Are you updated rpmtools+urpmi to latest release ?

If not, check with grep i586 /var/lib/urpmi/depslist.ordered, you should get a
log of output.

  If problem exists for removable CD hdlist, try removing and adding them again.
 
 I've only cooker medium.
 
 Could I just copy the /var/lib/urpmi/* of working system?

Yes, but it should already be the case?

François.




Re: [Cooker] urpmi/rpm broken on cooker?

2001-07-06 Thread David Walluck

Pablo Saratxaga wrote:

 I've only cooker medium.
 
 Could I just copy the /var/lib/urpmi/* of working system?


Well, I tried to have only cooker medium, but at the point when I 
removed all of the sources and tried to add only a cooker source, 
rpmdrake crashed on me. Futhermore, how would I add the installation 
media under the same names the install program uses? In any case, to get 
around it I just booted off of the cd and chose upgrade, and it added my 
installation media back in, but I'd like to know what script it is 
running to do that.

Also urpmi.addmedia -a -f says it can't find a dependencies file, 
besides, how would this fix anything as long as the cd installation 
media are still listed. As I just said, I tried to have on;y cooker 
media but it crashed. Also, it's good to keep the cd media in case I'm 
no longer connected to the net at some point.

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Re: [Cooker] urpmi/rpm broken on cooker?

2001-07-05 Thread David Walluck

Pablo Saratxaga wrote:

 Kaixo!
 there seems to be a problem...
 
 is that known? and how could I fix it?
 
 Thanks

I see a couple other problems as well:

1.) koffice and gaim are incorrectly listed as needing updating. This is 
because of some weird versioning scheme with gaim (e.g. gaim 0.11.0pre7 
is not greater that 0.11.0pre11 -- does urpmi check the Serial?). For 
koffice, the koffice on the installation CD is 2.0.1, and in cooker it's 
1.1. Obviously numerically 2.0.1  1.1, but a serial might help this.

2.) If you select some packages to upgrade in MandrakeUpdate and click 
Install, if the login fails (i.e. Too Many Users on FTP), it still 
attempts to install the file (which obviously doesn't exist). The GUI 
then erases the files from the tree as if they were installed (when they 
clearly weren't). I think that urpmi is supposed to try to login after a 
failed login (or warn the user about it), not assume that the file was 
successfully downloaded.