[packagekit] pkcon installs packages for both arch by default on x86_64
Richard Hughes
hughsient at gmail.com
Sun Nov 11 15:00:54 PST 2007
On Sun, 2007-11-11 at 21:42 +0100, Adrien BUSTANY wrote:
> Richard Hughes a écrit :
> > Can you try to repeat, and do "pkcon --verbose install package" and post
> > the result here please.
> >
> [madcat at colibri modules]$pkcon --verbose install enca
> [pk_debug_init] pk-debug.c:127 (21:37:07): Verbose debugging enabled
> [pk_connection_connection_changed_cb] pk-connection.c:116 (21:37:07):
> emit connection-changed: 1
> [pk_client_connect] pk-client.c:2440 (21:37:07): connect
> *** WARNING ***
> [pk_strsplit] pk-common.c:323 (21:37:07): ident 'enca' is invalid
> (sections=1)
> [pk_client_connect] pk-client.c:2440 (21:37:07): connect
> [pk_client_allocate_transaction_id] pk-client.c:935 (21:37:07): Got
> tid: '21;ebaacdba;data'
> [pk_client_locked_cb] pk-client.c:659 (21:37:07): emit locked 1
> [pk_client_locked_cb] pk-client.c:659 (21:37:07): emit locked 1
> [pk_client_locked_cb] pk-client.c:659 (21:37:08): emit locked 0
> [pk_client_locked_cb] pk-client.c:659 (21:37:08): emit locked 0
> [pk_client_progress_changed_cb] pk-client.c:403 (21:37:08): emit
> progress-changed 101, 101, 402, 0
> [pk_client_package_cb] pk-client.c:455 (21:37:11): emit package
> available, enca;1.9-3.fc6;x86_64;fedora, Character set analyzer and detector
> [pk_client_package_cb] pk-client.c:461 (21:37:11): adding to cache
> array package 1, enca;1.9-3.fc6;x86_64;fedora, Character set analyzer
> and detector
> [pk_package_list_add] pk-package-list.c:67 (21:37:11): adding to cache
> array package 1, enca;1.9-3.fc6;x86_64;fedora, Character set analyzer
> and detector
So resolve sent back enca;1.9-3.fc6;x86_64;fedora - as it should, we
then use this for InstallPackage() and yum installs both.
> [madcat at colibri modules]$rpm -q --qf '%{NAME}.%{ARCH}\n' enca
> enca.x86_64
> enca.i386
Hmm. If you do:
yum remove enca
yum install enca
do you get both installed? i.e. does multilib require both?
> > Sure, if you send them to me I'll upload them to utopia. Thanks.
> >
> I was rather thinking of a cron job which would rebuild them on a daily
> basis from git. Of course I can ask the job to mail the packages to you,
> but you might become quickly bored :-)
> > Richard.
Sure, when we get the repo on packagekit.org then you can rsync them up.
Or we could just release versions *more* frequently and just get them
build in distros for us :-)
Richard.
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