On Tue, 2014-11-11 at 13:00 +0100, Michael Schwendt wrote: > > Error: fedora-release-cloud conflicts with fedora-release-nonproduct-21-0.16.noarch > > > > Worse than I thought. > > # rpm -e fedora-release-cloud > error: Failed dependencies: > system-release-product is needed by (installed) fedora-release-21-0.16.noarch > # repoquery --whatprovides system-release-product > generic-release-workstation-0:21-7.noarch > fedora-release-server-0:21-0.16.noarch > fedora-release-nonproduct-0:21-0.16.noarch > fedora-release-workstation-0:21-0.16.noarch > fedora-release-server-0:21-0.16.noarch > fedora-release-cloud-0:21-0.16.noarch > generic-release-cloud-0:21-7.noarch > fedora-release-nonproduct-0:21-0.16.noarch > generic-release-server-0:21-7.noarch > generic-release-nonproduct-0:21-7.noarch > fedora-release-cloud-0:21-0.16.noarch > generic-release-workstation-0:21-7.noarch > generic-release-server-0:21-7.noarch > generic-release-nonproduct-0:21-7.noarch > fedora-release-workstation-0:21-0.16.noarch > generic-release-cloud-0:21-7.noarch > > > Seems to me at some time a random generic dependency has been pulled in > and now causes problems. Er, no? You have no generic package installed. All you're seeing is: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Common_F21_bugs#environment-product-conflicts it's a known issue, and somewhat tricky to do anything about. > If memory serves correctly, this is a workstation > install of Fedora 20, There's no such thing - there were no Products for F20. 'yum update'ing F20 to F21 tends to pull in fedora-release-cloud because it wins the race to provide system-release-product. 'fedup' requires you to explicitly choose a Product, avoiding that issue. > upgraded to Fedora 21 (on Aug 14th). > > # rpm -e fedora-release-cloud --nodeps > [...] > # yum -y install fedora-release-workstation > [...] > ---> Package fedora-release-workstation.noarch 0:21-0.16 will be installed > [...] > Error: firewalld-config-standard conflicts with fedora-release-workstation-21-0.16.noarch > > Mad. There's nothing really 'mad' about it, all the deps are sane (the point is to use different default firewall configurations with different Products), it's just a bit tricky to switch between products which pull in deps. You can use yum shell to do it, though - set up a transaction which removes one Product package and its associated deps and installs the ones you want instead. -- Adam Williamson Fedora QA Community Monkey IRC: adamw | Twitter: AdamW_Fedora | XMPP: adamw AT happyassassin . net http://www.happyassassin.net -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
