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Description of problem:
This is something I've reported before with an older version of the distribution
(something with "total progess" ending at 99%, but I'm unable to find the bug
number).

Problem scenario is as follows:

Run "up2date", let it download a couple of packages. Click "Cancel" to interrupt
the process. Restart "up2date". It will see the already downloaded packages
(e.g. kernel, kernel-doc), not download them again, and continue downloading the
remainding packages.

At 91% total progress, I see this assertion warning for every package,

(up2date:3483): Gtk-CRITICAL **: file gtkprogress.c: line 550
(gtk_progress_set_percentage): assertion `percentage >= 0 && percentage <= 1.0'
failed

and the "Total progress" bar stays at 91%. Additionally, with the last package
downloaded (in my case, xmms-skins-1.2.7-9.i386.rpm), and total progress still
at %91, up2date-gnome reads: All finished. Click "Forward" to continue.

See attached screenshot.

At that point I clicked "Cancel" this time to test what I would get upon running
it again and all packages found downloaded already in the spool dir. It started
with total progress 100% and "Package already downloaded" for each package.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
up2date-gnome-2.9.31-7.x.9

How reproducible:
Didn't try

However, with this happening again in Limbo beta2, I consider it proven that
there is a bug related to calculation of "total progress" percentage. It must be
related to picking up already downloaded packages.