Using rpm 4.3.1, I'm installing two sets of RPMs on an FC2 system (the first set has kernel and some security update RPMs, the second set contains my updated application RPMs). When I attempt to rollback, I can only remove the last set of RPMs installed. I can't seem to specify a time that will rollback the first set. I've set the /etc/rpm/macros file with "%_repackage_all_erasures 1" and a timestamp as well for "%_unsafe_rollbacks 1059710400" that precedes both upgrades. To simplify the time stamps, I've got roughly this: * _unsafe_rollbacks is at 1100 * first install time stamp is at 1101, a saved value i'll use for rollback * install time on an RPM in the first set is 1102 * second install time stamp is 1105 * install time on an RPM in the second set is 1106 So, I run "/bin/rpm -Uvh --rollback 1105", expecting the second set to rollback. This works as expected. Now I run "/bin/rpm -Uvh --rollback 1101", expecting the first set to rollback. Nothing is rolled back. If I setup again and run "/bin/rpm -Uvh --rollback 1101" (what I'd actually like to do, get them all rolled back at once), I only see the last set rolled back. Is there a limit one level (one TID?, TID-related) of rollback that I'm hitting? Thanks for any help in advance -johnathan _______________________________________________ Rpm-list mailing list Rpm-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/rpm-list
