Description of problem: Fedora 13, Gpk-service-pack from gnome-package-extra. I can't create list of installed packages in system: "Nie można zapisać pliku: Utworzenie pliku "/var/lib/PackageKit/system.package-list.GRD0EV" się nie powiodło: Brak dostępu" In english: Can't write the file, no permissions. OK, but when i run gpk service package as root, program freeze, i click create packages list option but application never create this file, status is always on 0%, even after 1 hour. I saw video tutorial, where base are created by normal user i /home - why i can't? Console says nothing about this. But i run app as root and copy /var/lib/PackageKit/system.package.list (gpk create this file, but program sill freeze on 0% progress). Next i run gpg-service-pack as normal user and drag and drop this file to app window (gpk can't see this file normally, i don't know why, he should). Now when i want to create service pack i have: "The package id's '' are not valid" Why i can't create this damn service pack? >:-/ See - on this vtutorial everything works as Normal User: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfLTmiaDCe4 Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): from Fedora 13 repository. How reproducible: Try to make service pack using gpk-service-pack Steps to Reproduce: 1.Run gpg-service pack 2.Try to create system package list 3. Actual results: One big fail. Expected results: Successfully create system service pack Additional info:
Guessing it's gnome-packagekit given the "gpk".
Yes - gpk = gnome-packagekit. Problem are with app called gpk-service pack from gnome-packagekit-extra package. I found workaround to build service pack with this script: "#!/bin/sh # verify all tools available if [ ! -f /usr/bin/yumdownloader ] ; then echo This script requires that the yum-utils package be installed exit 1 fi if [ ! -f /usr/bin/mkisofs ] ; then echo This script requries that the genisoimage package be installed exit 1 fi # download RPMS cd /tmp mkdir -p rpmCD cd rpmCD for pkg in `rpm -qa | sort` ; do if [ ! -f $pkg.rpm ] ; then echo Downloading $pkg yumdownloader -y $pkg >& /dev/null if [ $? -ne 0 ] ; then echo ERRRO: unable to download $pkg fi else echo $pkg already downloaded fi done cd .. # prepare CD image mkisofs -J -R -o rpmCD.iso rpmCD # EOF" But it's not a solution - still i want to use gpk-service-pack, but i can't.
I've just applied the following fixes: commit 96cbef5d16e32616e8b1763c52ab9ba52cf42ae2 Author: Richard Hughes <richard> Date: Thu Jul 1 14:45:55 2010 +0100 Ensure we reset the UI to sensitive after creating the system package list :100644 100644 6d6bba5... 0c5056f... M src/gpk-service-pack.c commit eaed0d47955698daba1c7b5e1e3a14987847670b Author: Richard Hughes <richard> Date: Thu Jul 1 14:45:06 2010 +0100 Save the package lists to the specified directory, not the system default. Fixes rh#609531 :100644 100644 091d916... 6d6bba5... M src/gpk-service-pack.c commit 7b17ee4d0f9637cd592f65fc51a616a1f13a41ed Author: Richard Hughes <richard> Date: Thu Jul 1 13:31:46 2010 +0100 Ensure files created with gpk-service-pack do not have ';' in them
So fixed version will be soon in system updates?
(In reply to comment #4) > So fixed version will be soon in system updates? Yes, I'll do a 2.30.2 at the beginning of next week.
Thank You very much. So i wait to next week. If something still will be wrong - i write here :-)
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