Re: openpkg 4 update and dependencies
I'm definitely not using any exclude options and I'm definitely doing -Ua.
I have installed a few packages using the --nodeps flag because they pick
up strange deps under openpkg 4 (see openpkg-import output below). This is
probably worthy of another bug report. Not sure if that gets stored somehow
and ends up confusing the update. I didn't use the nodeps option on
anything related to openssl, so I wouldn't think it should apply to my case.
Executing(--clean): env -i /tools/lin64-testing/lib/openpkg/bash --norc
--noprofile --posix -e /tools/lin64-testing/RPM/TMP/rpm-tmp.58500
+ cd /tools/lin64-testing/RPM/TMP
error: Failed dependencies:
/usr/bin/addr2line is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904
/usr/bin/ar is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904
/usr/bin/as is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904
/usr/bin/gprof is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904
/usr/bin/ld is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904
/usr/bin/nm is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904
/usr/bin/objcopy is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904
/usr/bin/objdump is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904
/usr/bin/ranlib is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904
/usr/bin/readelf is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904
/usr/bin/size is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904
/usr/bin/strings is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904
Doug Henry
Brilligent Solutions Inc.
937.545.0609 (cell)
937.879.4158 (fax)
On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 2:43 PM, Ralf S. Engelschall r...@openpkg.org wrote:
On Thu, Apr 01, 2010, Doug Henry wrote:
I noticed recently when doing openpkg -Ua|sh packages are updating, but
the
dependencies are not rebuilding, leaving many packages broken. I noticed
this
most recently with the openssl-1.0.0 release, nothing on my system which
depends on openssl rebuilt, openssl simply updated. Running the uninstall
command for openssl gives me a list of packages needing openssl, I expect
many
of which should have been rebuilt with the update (subversion and poco
should
have been at a minimum).
openpkg rpm -e openssl
error: Failed dependencies:
openssl is needed by (installed) poco-1.3.2-20081023
openssl is needed by (installed) wget-1.12-20091019
openssl is needed by (installed) subversion-1.6.9-20100129
openssl = 0.9.7 is needed by (installed) curl-7.20.0-20100322
openssl is needed by (installed) git-1.7.0.3-20100322
Are you really sure you are using -Ua and not -Uaq? Because your
behaviour is what the q option enforces. Without q the depending
packages should be rebuild just fine.
I am mirroring the openpkg directories and adding my own stuff, then
using
openpkg index to build new INDEX files, which I have done for quite some
time.
I can't say if this has always been a problem with openpkg 4 or just the
most
recent 4.0.3 update as I have not been running openpkg 4 for very long.
As an
example, when jpeg changed to v8 from v6, nothing depending on jpeg
rebuilt,
causing massive failure when linking libraries built against the old v6
stuff
which were not rebuilt during the v8 update.
If anyone has an idea of what would cause openpkg to ignore rebuilds
caused by
dependencies during an update, I would love to try and work this out.
I currently have no clue what happens here. Usually with -Ua everything
rebuilds just fine and the behavior you see results only under -Uaq.
Hmmm... are there perhaps some -E (exclude) options present? Or this
there an .openpkg/build script under ~%{l_musr} which contains -q or
something like this?
Ralf S. Engelschall
r...@engelschall.com
www.engelschall.com
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Re: openpkg 4 update and dependencies
On Apr 6, 2010, at 11:33 AM, Doug Henry wrote: I'm definitely not using any exclude options and I'm definitely doing -Ua. I have installed a few packages using the --nodeps flag because they pick up strange deps under openpkg 4 (see openpkg-import output below). This is probably worthy of another bug report. Not sure if that gets stored somehow and ends up confusing the update. I didn't use the nodeps option on anything related to openssl, so I wouldn't think it should apply to my case. Executing(--clean): env -i /tools/lin64-testing/lib/openpkg/bash --norc --noprofile --posix -e /tools/lin64-testing/RPM/TMP/rpm-tmp.58500 + cd /tools/lin64-testing/RPM/TMP error: Failed dependencies: /usr/bin/addr2line is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/ar is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/as is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/gprof is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/ld is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/nm is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/objcopy is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/objdump is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/ranlib is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/readelf is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/size is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/strings is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 These are all executable dependencies (although I cannot tell where they are coming from). Installing binutils will supply all those paths. Why binutils is not automagically included is a different question ... (aside) Hmmm -Ua is no meaningful RPM option (although likely is accepted w/o any error message). What did you intend with -Ua? 73 de Jeff __ OpenPKG http://openpkg.org User Communication List openpkg-users@openpkg.org
Re: openpkg 4 update and dependencies
sorry...the command would be openpkg build -Ua Doug Henry Brilligent Solutions Inc. 937.545.0609 (cell) 937.879.4158 (fax) On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 3:42 PM, Jeff Johnson n3npq@gmail.com wrote: On Apr 6, 2010, at 11:33 AM, Doug Henry wrote: I'm definitely not using any exclude options and I'm definitely doing -Ua. I have installed a few packages using the --nodeps flag because they pick up strange deps under openpkg 4 (see openpkg-import output below). This is probably worthy of another bug report. Not sure if that gets stored somehow and ends up confusing the update. I didn't use the nodeps option on anything related to openssl, so I wouldn't think it should apply to my case. Executing(--clean): env -i /tools/lin64-testing/lib/openpkg/bash --norc --noprofile --posix -e /tools/lin64-testing/RPM/TMP/rpm-tmp.58500 + cd /tools/lin64-testing/RPM/TMP error: Failed dependencies: /usr/bin/addr2line is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/ar is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/as is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/gprof is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/ld is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/nm is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/objcopy is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/objdump is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/ranlib is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/readelf is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/size is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 /usr/bin/strings is needed by openpkg-import-0-20070904 These are all executable dependencies (although I cannot tell where they are coming from). Installing binutils will supply all those paths. Why binutils is not automagically included is a different question ... (aside) Hmmm -Ua is no meaningful RPM option (although likely is accepted w/o any error message). What did you intend with -Ua? 73 de Jeff __ OpenPKG http://openpkg.org User Communication List openpkg-users@openpkg.org
