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Description of problem: When yum updates fails because an update's %preinstall script fails, then if PackageKit is set to install updates automatically, it will go into a loop and repeatedly try to perform this failing update. Expected results: Not sure, but maybe a delay should be added when yum fails. (Increase the delay for each iteration.) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): PackageKit-0.6.3-1.fc13.x86_64 Steps to Reproduce: 1. Make available to yum a broken update package which fails in %preinstall 2. Set PackageKit to auto-update.
It's currently set to retrying after one hour. Are you seeing shorter delays than this?
Yes, the on-screen notifications occurred so frequently that there was often two of them visible simultaneously. (But wouldn't the transaction start after the countdown in the notification bubble? Not sure what's going on...)
Could you please do: killall gpk-update-icon gpk-update-icon --verbose And attach the log to this bug showing the looping. Thanks.
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