[Yum] yum daily 2.0.X branch - "I broke my promise"

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On Mon, 2004-02-23 at 14:04, seth vidal wrote:
> 
> you mean set usecomps=0, right? Otherwise you're still getting the
> headers from comps.
Yes, that is what I meant - 'usecomps', not 'nocomps'...  just mistyped.

> odd - at the point where you're segfaulting the headers have already
> been HEAVILY used.
> 
> Can you turn up the debug level and give me some more info.
This is the end of the output with -d 10:
----------
Checking cached RPM subversion-0.32.1-1.i386.rpm
Download start for neon.i386
localhdrpath=
/var/cache/yum/fedora-base/headers/neon-0-0.24.3-1.i386.hdr for neon
i386
Checking cached RPM neon-0.24.3-1.i386.rpm
Creating Transaction Set
localhdrpath=
/var/cache/yum/fedora-base/headers/subversion-0-0.32.1-1.i386.hdr for
subversion i386
localhdrpath=
/var/cache/yum/fedora-base/headers/neon-0-0.24.3-1.i386.hdr for neon
i386
Running test transaction:
Test transaction complete, Success!
localhdrpath=
/var/cache/yum/fedora-base/headers/subversion-0-0.32.1-1.i386.hdr for
subversion i386
localhdrpath=
/var/cache/yum/fedora-base/headers/neon-0-0.24.3-1.i386.hdr for neon
i386
Segmentation fault
----------

By the way, it appears that the header files are different
(./subversion...hdr is downloaded from the repo,
/root/hdlist-hdrs/subversion...hdr is generated from the hdlist):
# diff subversion-0-0.32.1-1.i386.hdr
/root/hdlist-hdrs/subversion-0-0.32.1-1.i386.hdr
Binary files subversion-0-0.32.1-1.i386.hdr and
/root/hdlist-hdrs/subversion-0-0.32.1-1.i386.hdr differ

> 
> I tested this on fc1 and fc2 and it worked fine for installs for both.
This is on an FC1 machine.  Have you tried installing something from the
base distro which does not have an update (ie. something where the only
header it has is from the hdlist)?

-Jeff


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