Hi,
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Hardware : i686
OS : RedHat 7.3
Rpm : 4.0.4-7x.18
We put our rpms on a dvd and there is a script that knows
the order in which the rpms are to be installed. Typically,
we are installing 5 or 6 rpms. We have had media failures,
i.e., the dvd would be bad which would cause errors during
the install.
I have yet to get the logs back from the sites but I am
told that all of the software was correctly installed
but that when they query the rpm database, it does not
indicate that the newer versions of the software have
been installed.
So here is my hair-brained question? Is it possible
for rpm to be tooling along with an install where
it is updating the entries in the database or adding
new entries for new software but has not committed
that stuff yet. It hits the problem and rolls back
to updates and insertions but doesn't 'rollback' the
software that it has so-far installed.
Is that possible?
Regards,
Sandy Carney
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