[Bug 726161] Re: package installation does not stop at 100%

[Elan Ruusamäe]

it's not Poldek. it is RPM.

See if git-core has got some %ghost file packaged, which your size is
160 times biger than original (original is likely 0 bytes)

so to see it, it is needed to know what was your git-core package BEFORE
upgrade.

** Tags added: rpm

** Also affects: rpm
   Importance: Undecided
       Status: New

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Title:
  package installation does not stop at 100%

Status in rpm package manager:
  New
Status in PLD Linux Distribution:
  New

Bug description:
  I sturted full upgrade on one of my th/x86_64 machines (inside a
  vserver). I started poldek and executed "upgrade *". It upgraded some
  packages sucessfully. But it failed to upgrade git-core. It did not
  stop installing it when the progress bar reached 100%. It continued
  it, drawing a few screens of '#' characters and increasing a counter.
  It reached ~ 6000% or something like that. Finally I interupted it
  with Ctrl+C. I tried to install it again, and it happened again. I
  tried to start a new instance of poldek and perform "upgrade *" there
  - same error:

  Executing sudo /bin/rpm --upgrade -vh --root /...
  warning: /home/users/z/tmp/poldek-cache-z/ftp_ftp.th.pld-linux.org.dists.th.PLD.x86.64.RPMS/git-core-1.7.4-1.x86_64.rpm: Header V4 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID e4f1bc2d
  Preparing...                ########################################### [100%]
  Repackaging...              
     1:git-core               ###############################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################^CUpgrading...                ##############(161%)
  poldek:/all-avail> 

  I had seen it a few times before, but now, for the first time, it is
  reproducible.

  I have attached a tarball containing a /var/lib/rpm from that machine.