David Howells wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I realize that the workaround is probably to install openafs-kernel-source,
which seems to satisfy the requirements of openafs-client, but is it
necessary for the kmod packages to require a kernel version? While it's
true that the kmod won't work in other kernel versions, since it installs in
a separate directory, it seems like it would be better to drop the explicit
requirement to avoid failure modes like this one.
If you don't have the explicit requirement, then you can get the situation
where someone does an upgrade and reboots and then their box doesn't work any
more because they don't have an AFS module for their newly running kernel and,
say, /usr is stored on AFS.
Exactly. The correct solution is "maintain a sane repository". Which
may, sadly, mean "maintain your own repository"... yum is absolutely
correct in refusing to install a version of OpenAFS that won't actually
_work_.
--
Carson
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