yum again
Dave Stevens
geek at uniserve.com
Sat Jan 5 00:23:32 UTC 2008
You know when yum works its great but every once in a while it just sets my
teeth on edge by failing for no apparent reason and without any noticeable
diagnostic. This happened recently. I tinkered with the HD and had to cycle
power to do so. F7 came back up saying I have updates available. As usual I
just entered the root password and hit enter. segfault. WTF? try again while
crossing my fingers and wishing. segfault. Anyone else seeing this? two
replies, no, must be you, works for me. grump. Dig into past fedora-list mail
for ideas. What about yum clean all? Looks reasonable, ran it and it returned
pretty quickly with no errors. Ok, will the update work? no. Now it hangs
after downloading the packages and before installing. Reboot. no joy. well
what else is in the archives. what about
[root at localhost ~]# rpm --rebuilddb
seems like a reasonable move but it has been running now for 90 minutes. Is
that reasonable? anyone have ideas? diagnostics? or log files I can check?
Dave
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decisions. Any model of sustainability that is driven solely by an economic
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