Les Mikesell wrote:
The yum developers have an erroneous assumption that only "broken"
proxies are at fault for yum problems. I have described at the
beginning of this thread that this assumption is false. *Any* proxy
server that does caching will occasionally cause the partial sync yum
failure, or resigned RPMS will cause a failure.
I'm missing something here. A cache is only going to resend what it got
the first time. If the first user got the right thing, so will the
second. If the first user got something wrong, don't blame the cache
for it.
Fortunately, the yum developers were already thinking about using
unique (probably SHA1) names of repodata as of yum-3.2.9 for other
reasons. This should solve the common partial sync failure in Fedora 9+.
This should be needed to fix the first user's problem as much as
subsequent ones.
Read the original post of this thread again. You completely missed the
point of that post, which was NOT your problem at all.
Warren
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