The new B does depend on new A.
You know, I am testing the package, there is a status checking in the %pre scriptlet, sometime it fail. The two packages may exit at the same time for the same reason.
My
problem is why the separate upgrade works fine with a clean exit, leave
the old installed one untouched, but one line command remove the old
one.
rpm -Uvh A_2.0.rpm
rpm -Uvh B_2.0.rpm
clean exit
====================
rpm -Uvh A_2.0.rpm B_2.0.rpm
exit and remove the old one, we don't want this.
Thanks.
--- On Wed, 12/10/08, devzero2000 <devzero2000@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
From: devzero2000 <devzero2000@xxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Problem about upgrade multiple rpm package.
To: qiuhd@xxxxxxxxxxxx, "General discussion about the RPM package manager" <rpm-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wednesday, December 10, 2008, 9:28 PM
> Hi, Guys
> Please help me about this upgrade
problem.
> I built two packages, A and B, B has dependency on A. I have a old version
> of A ( A_1.0.rpm) installed on my linux system, now I want to upgrade to the
> new version by execute
> rpm -Uvh A_2.0.rpm B_2.0.rpm
> If the %pre scriptlet failed because of some reason, I think the upgrade
> should abort and leave the old installed on untouched.
The new B depends on the new A ? From your description i think no. Why should be the upgrade abort all ?
If you use a C rpm - unrelated a A but with %pre failing - what do you think should be happen on : rpm -Uvh C_1_0.rpm B_2_0.rpm ? B should be failing to upgrade ? Regards
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