Am 21.05.2012 13:59, schrieb Rainer Meier:
Hi Mike,
On 21.05.2012 13:26, Mike Burgener wrote:
Has nobody any idea on this?
Maybe you could post a full debug log from one of the machines where
it obviously does not "update" properly and a full listing of the XML
defining the package.
Very likely WPKG does not execute the upgrade commands as it does not
detect an upgrade - ie. this means the package was not installed in
older revision on the nodes which do not "update" properly. If the
package is "new" to a host, then WPKG executes the "install" commands,
not "upgrade".
So please check the local wpkg.xml on the nodes which do not work
properly. Maybe these machines got an earlier version of the package
deployed. If the revision attribute has not been incremented since
then WPKG will not perform an upgrade. So assuming you probably
incremented the revision attribute before, then these hosts might have
performed the upgrade already and now if you change the package on
server side without incrementing the revision then WPKG will not
re-execute the upgrade commands.
this was also my idea, however it states it is "upgrading" and executing
the command however really nothing occurs absolutely nothing.
as i am a quite experienced sysadmin i tried out to debug alot however
not found anything usable.
i will try with a dummy package tomorrow (using install instead of
upgrade) if on that host it does actually do anything when using
<install> mode
regards
MIke
br,
Rainer
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