dency solver
you should probably use libsolv directly.
(It also contains python bindings and a simple python demo program
which uses a single rpm transaction to do the work.)
Url: https://github.com/opensuse/libsolv
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> build break because of this very issue.) I guess users installing KDE with
> RPM Fusion Free enabled will also get the VLC backend by default, which is
> not what we want.
Sounds like you want weak dependencies (i.e. "Suggests" et al).
Cheers,
Michael.
vide some dependency, the suggested one
is chosen.
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print.
So I doubt that it's the culprit here.
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to verify
> the sequence.
Hmm, to me the traceback looks like the fork() system call in
yum failed, so applydeltarpm isn't even running.
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ou don't know.
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USE we're currently doing it in a "lightweight" fashion,
i.e. no movement of directories (until rpm learns do deal with
those) and no big /bin -> /usr/bin symlink.
(We're mostly doing it because to provide some kind of Fedora
compatibility for 3rd parties.)
Cheers,
change.
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On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 12:25:08PM +0100, drago01 wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 12:13 PM, Michael Schroeder wrote:
> > On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 08:09:41PM +0100, Lennart Poettering wrote:
> >> Hmm, you are aware that you reach the biggest compat by just symlinking
>
ontain exploitable bugs, so checking the
signature of a rpm might be already a dangerous operation.
(But most repositories nowadays already contain checksums over
the complete rpm, and most people trust repositories, not
individual rpms.)
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it's more flexible the
way that it is.
(Yes, Debian is different in that regard: versioned requires
never match unversioned provides for them. But they also don't
support an "any release" matcher.)
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max size with the down side that the end of the "target" rpm
cannot match the start of the "source" rpm anymore. This shouldn't
do much harm in the real world.
I've already looked at the code, it shouldn't be much work to
implement. I'll try to do it this or n
ee
> cfile.[ch] for the pseudo-file structure).
>
> I don't know if that's clear enough, feel free to ask if it's not.
Uh, my plan was to just change makedeltarpm.c and delta.c, what
do you want to change in cfile.c?
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On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 10:24:13AM +0200, Michael Schroeder wrote:
> It's not that hard to fix, there's no need to keep the "target"
> rpm in memory at all. The "source" rpm can be limited to some
> max size with the down side that the end of the "
?
I allowed '|' and '&' to be somewhat compatible to Debian, which
already uses '|' in the dependencies.
And there's IF and THEN/ELSE. IF is a postfix op, like in perl
and ruby:
Requires: a IF b
THEN/ELSE is the infix one:
Requires: b THEN
t also has the advantage
that the parser knows when the dependency ends and the next one
starts.
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If not, we
> shouldn???t be using these tags I guess.
DNF does not do anything with Suggests/Enhances. Libsolv uses them
to tiebreak decisions if multiple packages provide something.
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cause you're using Suggests, not Recommends. For Recommends, dnf will
also install bar if you install foo. It will also remove bar again if
you deinstall foo and clean_requirements_on_remove is set to true.
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gt; metadata.
> Can our SAT-solvers handle this increase at all?
The solving itself isn't really affected by this, because the
SAT rules only contain package<->package relationships, thus no
dependencies.
The rule creation will be the part that's slow
then B" is incorrect because "A Requires B" may mean that
B must by 100% installed (with postinstall scriptlets) for A to work,
thus A may still not work in B's post script.
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eeded data, it's dnf/hawkey that only displays the top level.
Regarding the pulled in dependencies, libsolv also provides that, but
hawkey doesn't have an API for it (yet?).
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t to _do_ with it though,
> even having read the debian bugs. What do _you_ want to do with it?
IMHO it's about selecting different features at package build time.
As rpm supports macros, you would test some macro, e.g. %fedora_version
or %_vendor.
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t is a little package manager
on top of libsolv.
Cheers,
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ut two years ago,
though, I don't know if Fedora made a giant leap in the meantime.)
> To the point where they've since been sold
> two times and have never really recovered.
Please don't claim things you don't know anything about.
Cheers,
ers" error if there are different providers
of some dependency and the config does not specify which package to
prefer.
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intain.
So, suggesting different databases is fine and all, but they have
to be integrated and well tested. We re-added support for multiple
database just for that, so that we can test things and decide what
to do.
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On Thu, Jul 13, 2017 at 09:11:42AM +0100, Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 11, 2017 at 06:53:40AM -0700, stan wrote:
> > On Tue, 11 Jul 2017 13:52:32 +0200
> > Michael Schroeder wrote:
> >
> > > So, suggesting different databases is fine and all, but they h
om the hawkey library.
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On Tue, Oct 25, 2016 at 11:35:46AM +0100, Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
> SUSE deleted all their RPM changelogs a very long time ago, we should
> do the same.
AFAIK the SUSE .changes files predate the switch to rpm. So we
somewhat never used rpm style changelogs. ;)
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r above. I think this
> makes sense. The full spec changelog is then kept in dist-git and just
> trimmed as part of the build process. No loss and it's uniform.
FWIW, SUSE has a patch in rpm that trims only the changelog of binary rpms
and leaves the full changelog in
ge name.
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o be discussed: what should happen if the filelists.xml
download fails? This can happen because the metadata has been rewritten
in the meantime. How should the error be propagated back to the user?
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d signatures is just a couple of
lines of code.
Cheers,
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ew rpm versions, but I guess the time has come to bury it
> for good.
Please do not code packaging policies into rpm, that's what tools
like rpmlint are for.
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;t respect FIPS, so even
> when the user has *explicitly* configured their system to not use md5 for
> anything security-relevant, libdeltarpm won't know or care.
They are used as a consistency check, it might as well use crc32.
So I don't see why FIPS is a concern for you.
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