My shop box, with FC2T3
Gene Heskett
gene.heskett at verizon.net
Mon May 17 09:25:50 UTC 2004
Greetings;
I finally managed to get a cable strung to the workshop, and that
machine hooked up.
So I started 'yum update' on it. It got part way thru it, then there
was a "connection reset by peer" message and yum exited.
On the restart, it took off again and refetched the file it was
getting & continued on its merry way. But that error has struck
several more times. Each time there is a 'can't get pid' line output
to the screen before the proceedure continues, but it does continue
from the machines own keyboard.
I just ssh'd into it, and it appears that yum has exited again. There
is no network activity and yum cannot be restarted again as "the pid
exists". An "lsof|grep yum" outputs about 2 screenfulls of data, all
quoted as belonging to that pid.
Does yum, under those conditions of exit, not properly clean up after
itself?
--
Cheers, Gene
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