Volker Kuhlmann schrieb: > Ehh, this is most certainly not true. rpm -qa --last and rpm -q are > *VERY* reliable in telling exactly what is and isn't installed, and I am > absolutely positive that aforementioned packages were NOT installed. > > Besides, after I deleted stuff under /var/lib/zypp and re-running YOU, > all the missing .patch.rpm were installed by YOU. The same rpms YOU > before detected as needing to be installed but then ignored to install. > > [...] > > This is not just a user interface problem! It seems to be more a problem > with how YOU makes use of the /var/lib/zypp/.../patches/* information > and assumptions based on them. > > Are you really sure these are fixed? Otherwise it becomes a security > problem with 10.2 final (as it is with 10.1 final).
I think that only a YaST/zypp expert can analyze what's going on here and only with logfiles: /var/log/YaST2/* Right now, this is the very first time I hear that YOU doesn't install patches. Most reports like this turned out to be misunderstandings (either people assumed that YOU would install the latest version of a package, but in fact it only tries to fulfill requirements defined in the patchinfo and does nothing if they are already fulfilled; or people interpreted the fact that patches don't disappear from the view as that they were never installed). Since I don't remember any similar bug report either, file a bug, of course with all logfiles attached. Andreas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
