On Mon, Jun 11, 2018 at 2:36 PM arnaud gaboury <arnaud.gabo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I set up two Fedora atomic machines recently absolutely the same way (same > etc settings, same added packages...). They could have been rsync'ed. > > For unknown reasons, some packages don't have same versions. Some examples: > cockpit-docker.x86_64 168-1.fc28 > <> 169-1.fc28 > ca-certificates.noarch > 2018.2.24-1.0.fc28 <> 2018.2.22-3.fc28 > > When running # rpm-ostree upgrade on the machines with older versions, I > get : No upgrade available, with a general upgrade or by package. > > Example: > ------------------------------------------------------- > # rpm-ostree upgrade cockpit-docker > 1 metadata, 0 content objects fetched; 569 B transferred in 3 > seconds Checking out tree 291ea90... > done > Importing metadata [=============] > 100%dora > Resolving dependencies... done > No upgrade available. > -------------------------------------- > > # rpm-ostree status lists the same layered packages. > > What is the reason behind this difference and how to solve? Maybe an hint, > the two machines were not built on the same days (in case day 0 is > important for upgrades) > > Thank you for help. > EDIT: after diff between the two output of "dnf list installed", among various different packages I found one machine has Fedora-release 28-1 and the other one 28-2. The machine which is still in release 28-1 has two more packages than the other machine (release 28-2): Skopeo-containers, oci-register-machine. Can they prevent to upgrade to 28-2 because of some dependencies?
