<html><head><style type="text/css"></style></head><body><div style="font-family:Courier New,courier,monaco,monospace,sans-serif;font-size:10pt">Hi, I have a use case that i discussed with Adrien and we are not sure how to solve. You select a big package to install, call installPackages(pids), ok this will take a while then you decide to install more packages but this time installPackages got queued, this 2nd installpackages has a package that need to accept eula. So i think you will only know that when the 1st transaction finishes... As it will take a while you logout, and login... now i have two thing i don't know (just figured out one more :P ) * the 1st transaction finishes and how do you have a popup that has to accept eula? (this includes more problems... ) * ok, now you click on the tray icon and select the 2nd, transaction in one minute the 1st one finishes and the 2nd emmit accept eula, you agree (as always :) ) and then installPackages must be called again. Now, does the getRole return packagesId so i can discover what was asked to install? i mean i'll will be ugly to store this data on the gui side (if the relogin switechs form kde to gnome). * when the user is going to accept the X crashes so he will never see the 2nd transaction anymore.. as it is Finished(accept eula) Adrien and i thought that this way should change A Finished transaction should be really finished. If you are waiting to install signature or accept eula you shoud be at status Accept eula, this way when the X crash (i'm just creating a possibility :) ) you will still be able to click on the tray icon "Installing Packages vim ( waiting for eula to be accepted)" and when you accept it the transaction continues. And only finishes if the user does not accept the eula or a error really happen. Also if the user click on the : "Installing Packages vim ( waiting for eula to be accepted)" the transaction UI can check the get status() and see that "waiting for eula to be accepted", and it can then ask for the eula again so he can continue to read from where he stopped as the X crashed :P Please comments, I hope not to be complicating more the things, or maybe this was already planned and i just don't know what should be done. Thanks, Daniel. </div> <hr size=1>Novos endereços, o Yahoo! que você conhece. <a href="http://br.rd.yahoo.com/mail/taglines/mail/*http://br.new.mail.yahoo.com/addresses">Crie um email novo</a> com a sua cara @ymail.com ou @rocketmail.com.</body></html>