Nice to hear from you, Gio. The start of this thread, with some (monotonously
typical) terminal output while rpmdrake tries to add an ftp source is here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg32541.html
I have been visiting a lot of mirrors lately, including most, if not all, of the
following, starting with the most recent (object of [my first] tcpdump):
free.fr, wtfo, alert.dk, rpmfind, csociety, ciril.fr, carroll, du.se. I have
tried urpmi-1.5-26,27,28mdk [1.3-10mdk], wget-1.6-4,5mdk [1.5.3-12mdk], and
rpmdrake-1.3-28,36,39,41 [1.1-15mdk]. The bracketed versions I tried but was
turned back in some case by failed dependencies. The original packages
succeeded in adding one mirror which I immediately used to update rpmdrake and
urpmi, maybe wget. Reverting to those versions now makes no difference. Not
very scientific but the cat has eaten my lab book and, besides, this project is
threatening to challenge my idleness.
The machine is an Asus K7V with Via chipsets, Seagate hd originally with 8.0b1
installed on /, /home, and /usr formatted in reiserfs. I reformatted / to ext2
and reinstalled beta3 to be treated with my first succesful ftp addmedia,
concluding it was a Via/reiserfs issue, apparently, incorrectly. BTW, whenever
rpmdrake pauses while waiting for the list or, perhaps, a server response (for
as much as half an hour), I only know to use Xkill or rapid-fire Ctrl-c's if
called from a terminal to stop it. Even then, I must go into kpm to kill wget
and it's subordnate, urpmi. Wouldn't it be better/possible to have some sort of
internal recognition/resolution of such an event or a button within rpmdrake to
cleanly exit? I have created a bug report about all of this.
I am new to all this so be gentle/overly-instructive, please. I have not fooled
with any networking configuration other than adsl/internet. Following is the
tcpdump, which parallels two tries up to ==> LIST.... Do I detect a permission
problem with my id? I include all the characters for the sake of thoroughness
and possible interpretation by Chmouel :D. Thanks!
rolf
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Paul Giordano wrote:
>
> And I though it was just me - try a tcpdump on another session for port 20
> and 21 and see if you get a "Connection reset by peer" under the covers. My
> urpmi.update runs fine - indicating that wget is OK. Which mirror? I had the
> problem on sunet and sunsite, haven't tried others. Interesting too, only on
> one machine - my other machine seems fine. What's the urpmi version? (note,
> I'm not the developer, just curious to see if there's any commonality).
>
> Regards, Gio
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Rolf Pedersen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2001 12:06 AM
> Subject: Re: [Cooker] unable to add mirror to rpmdrake in 'Define sources'
> *bump*
>
> > > Rolf Pedersen wrote:
> > > >
> > > > I have been reading cooker daily since 8.0b1, done a search for
> rpmdrake, queried qa, and
> > > > am surprised to have not found exactly this problem, so it is likely
> user error. This is
> > > > now for a fresh install of beta3 on /, /home, /usr reiserfs partitions
> but seems typical
> > > > of my experiences w/rpmdrake in 8.0beta*.
> > >
> > > Well, inasmuch as I have a Via chipset (Asus K7V) and, having caught
> wind of problems when
> > > combined w/reiserfs, I formatted / in ext2, /usr in reiserfs, and
> reinstalled. Went straight
> > > to rpmdrake, added a cooker source, and upgraded urpmi and rpmdrake.
> One other change I made
> > > in install was to accept the servers postfix and webmin, whereas I
> refused this before as I
> > > did not know of their utility to my install on single-box
> internet/office workstation. GUI
> > > is looking good!
> >
> > Back to square one! After the initial successful addition of a cooker
> source with rpmdrake,
> > myriad attempts to update the existing or add new cooker sources, with
> rpmdrake or
> > urpmi.addmedia, various versions of rpmdrake, wget, and urpmi all fail
> after logon to the
> > mirror at retrieving the hdlist '==>LIST....' Depending on how I kill the
> stalled
> > process(es), I can sometimes get an error message 'unable to read hdlist'
> which got me to
> > wondering what (de)compression utility is associated with .cz and is that
> somehow the source
> > of the problem? Konqueror shows it as an archive but archiver errors that
> it should have a
> > .bz extension and won't open it. Unable to find any info on .cz files.
> Security level set
> > to low at install. Tinyfirewall running but logons are successful. This
> sucks :-<
> > rolf
> >
