Hi, are there any Suse advisories for KPF (part of KDE3) and kghostview? KDE recommends an update to KDE 3.0.4. At http://www.suse.de/de/private/download/updates/81_i386.html (I use Suse 8.1) and within YOU I could not find an update of KDE. Any advice? Matthias
On Monday 14 October 2002 18:21, Matthias Wieser wrote:
KDE recommends an update to KDE 3.0.4.
At http://www.suse.de/de/private/download/updates/81_i386.html (I use Suse 8.1) and within YOU I could not find an update of KDE.
I gave up on waiting for a binary in YOU for 3.03 to fix SSL. It has been a month since I asked about it. I downloaded the ones in Suse supplimentary. Then I upgraded to the binary packages at KDE for 3.04 without a problem. Later!
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Matthias Wieser wrote:
Hi,
Hi.
are there any Suse advisories for KPF (part of KDE3) and kghostview?
KDE recommends an update to KDE 3.0.4.
At http://www.suse.de/de/private/download/updates/81_i386.html (I use Suse 8.1) and within YOU I could not find an update of KDE.
Any advice?
If I start YOU on my 8.1 machine I see KDE 3.0.4 Updates.
The packages must be there now. Maybe you wanna try again.
Bye,
Thomas
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On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Matthias Wieser wrote:
Hi,
Hi.
are there any Suse advisories for KPF (part of KDE3) and kghostview?
KDE recommends an update to KDE 3.0.4.
At http://www.suse.de/de/private/download/updates/81_i386.html (I use Suse 8.1) and within YOU I could not find an update of KDE.
Any advice?
If I start YOU on my 8.1 machine I see KDE 3.0.4 Updates.
The packages must be there now. Maybe you wanna try again.
If I look on my fileserver which mirrors the updates from gwdg.de for 8.0 I see lots of rpm packages containing KDE 3.0.4 but in YOU there is no KDE update, as there is no patch description file yet. also, I have two machines both running YOU from that directory tree; one of them shows me the NVIDIA updates the other one does not. both machines are suse 8.0. bye, MH
If I look on my fileserver which mirrors the updates from gwdg.de for 8.0 I see lots of rpm packages containing KDE 3.0.4 but in YOU there is no KDE update, as there is no patch description file yet.
also not on ftp://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/suse/suse_update/8.0/patches/ bye MH
If I look on my fileserver which mirrors the updates from gwdg.de for 8.0 I see lots of rpm packages containing KDE 3.0.4 but in YOU there is no KDE update, as there is no patch description file yet.
also not on ftp://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/suse/suse_update/8.0/patches/
I mirror the updates from ibiblio.org and it has no short symlinks to the real names either. I was under the impression that SuSE discontinued this 8.3 frontalobotomy some while ago, obviously not quite. There's no patch description there (yet). I find manually adding any new packages to a simple list and using rpm -UvhF `cat list` is very much faster and more reliable. If anyone wants the list (for 8.0) and some short scripts with it email me. YOU is wasting more time than it saves. Relieing on those patch files being present as well as accurate seems to be too dangerous to me. Volker -- Volker Kuhlmann is possibly list0570 with the domain in header http://volker.orcon.net.nz/ Please do not CC list postings to me.
On Oct 16, Volker Kuhlmann
I mirror the updates from ibiblio.org and it has no short symlinks to the real names either. I was under the impression that SuSE discontinued this 8.3 frontalobotomy some while ago, obviously not quite. There's no patch description there (yet). The latest fou4s beta (http://fou4s.gaugusch.at/beta/) contains support for such patch descriptions. I find manually adding any new packages to a simple list and using rpm -UvhF `cat list` is very much faster and more reliable. I thought so some time ago (and wrote fou4s). I don't think that this really works - having 10 machines with 4 different suse versions may not seem to be so much, but it is a lot of work to keep them up to date without help. Patch descriptions are not always correct or up to date which is very bad, but this is not very often and normally rather quickly fixed. With Lars' gpd.sh plus fou4s you could even work without them, but it is not so comfortable (e.g. know why the patch was put on ftp).
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I thought so some time ago (and wrote fou4s). I don't think that this really works - having 10 machines with 4 different suse versions may not seem to be so much, but it is a lot of work to keep them up to date without help. Patch descriptions are not always correct or up to date which is very bad, but this is not very often and normally rather quickly fixed. With Lars' gpd.sh plus fou4s you could even work without them, but it is not so comfortable (e.g. know why the patch was put on ftp).
Obviously not everyone operates on the same lines, you're right that multiple SuSE versions would be more trouble. What I would find really useful is something which also places downloaded packages into a local mirror which can be burned on cd and can also be filled up with rsync, and which uses the local mirror in preference to downloading. It must function without patch descriptions, although they may be used if available. It should run considerably faster than YOU. Handling the kernels, people and supplementary trees would be a real bonus. I admit not having yet tried fou4s. Personally the patch descriptions don't tell me why the patch is there, I already know that ages beforehand by reading the "pending" sections in SuSE's advisories and skimming over bugtraq. Volker -- Volker Kuhlmann is possibly list0570 with the domain in header http://volker.orcon.net.nz/ Please do not CC list postings to me.
What I would find really useful is something which also places downloaded packages into a local mirror which can be burned on cd and can also be filled up with rsync, and which uses the local mirror in preference to downloading. It must function without patch descriptions, although they may be used if available. It should run considerably faster than YOU. Handling the kernels, people and supplementary trees would be a real bonus. You are talking about gpd.sh (patch description generator) + fou4s ;-) Although I use wget and not rsync (yet), it is pretty fast. The latest beta (including gpd.sh) can be found at http://fou4s.gaugusch.at/beta/. Gpd.sh should work out of the box for the supplementary tree, just edit the example config file (GpdList=) to select
On Oct 18, Volker Kuhlmann
I admit not having yet tried fou4s. Personally the patch descriptions don't tell me why the patch is there, I already know that ages beforehand by reading the "pending" sections in SuSE's advisories and skimming over bugtraq. Two years ago I would have agreed with you, but now I'm much too busy to remember all this things. The patch descriptions are a very nice bonus from SuSE (I miss this with debian, although I must admit that I haven't digged into this very deep).
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A little off topic, but - how do you mirror/sychronize the SuSE web site?
In my case only the 8.0 updates directory. I haven't been
able to find a way that doesn't want to copy everything again.
Therefore - I stopped. I have several machines and it would be
so much easier (and on the SuSE web site) if I could maintain
my own updates.
Appreciate info on this thanks.
- Paul
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From: "Mathias Homann"
If I look on my fileserver which mirrors the updates from gwdg.de for 8.0 I see lots of rpm packages containing KDE 3.0.4 but in YOU there is no KDE update, as there is no patch description file yet.
also not on ftp://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/suse/suse_update/8.0/patches/
bye MH
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A little off topic, but - how do you mirror/sychronize the SuSE web site? In my case only the 8.0 updates directory. I haven't been able to find a way that doesn't want to copy everything again. Therefore - I stopped. I have several machines and it would be so much easier (and on the SuSE web site) if I could maintain my own updates.
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On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, Paul Kozlenko wrote:
A little off topic, but - how do you mirror/sychronize the SuSE web site? You mean *ftp* site, right?
In my case only the 8.0 updates directory. I haven't been
You could use "mirror" to keep a local copy of the ftp directory or "fou4s" to automate your updates. Best regards, Michael
On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, Paul Kozlenko wrote:
A little off topic, but - how do you mirror/sychronize the SuSE web site? You mean *ftp* site, right?
In my case only the 8.0 updates directory. I haven't been
You could use "mirror" to keep a local copy of the ftp directory or
that's what I use. daily cronjob... mirror is included with suse since... dunno but long enough ;) bye, MH
Thanks All for the info.
Almost every day I find out that something I am looking for is already
at my fingertips. On my SuSE distribution CD's.
I just didn't know what it was called.
- Paul
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From: "Mathias Homann"
On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, Paul Kozlenko wrote:
A little off topic, but - how do you mirror/sychronize the SuSE web site? You mean *ftp* site, right?
In my case only the 8.0 updates directory. I haven't been
You could use "mirror" to keep a local copy of the ftp directory or
that's what I use. daily cronjob... mirror is included with suse since... dunno but long enough ;)
bye, MH
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Am Donnerstag, 17. Oktober 2002 02:33 schrieb Paul Kozlenko:
Thanks All for the info. Almost every day I find out that something I am looking for is already at my fingertips. On my SuSE distribution CD's.
I just didn't know what it was called.
that's why I stay withsuse pro instead of giong for a different distro that does not make such horrid mistakes as the current 8.1 YOU breakdown... /dev/dvd is so much faster than freshmeat... bye, MH -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQE9rkvh6TU/e/l++2ERAmwdAKDDekjwQZGbCL3N0uyHspeqR1HgmgCffroW dIXrjO7FKeyBx7bW4HIJGtI= =6dc8 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Thomas Biege wrote:
If I start YOU on my 8.1 machine I see KDE 3.0.4 Updates.
The packages must be there now. Maybe you wanna try again.
When I looked yesterday, the patch description files referred to short file names, but in the rpm directory only long file name rpms were available. Kevin -- _ | Kevin Ivory | Tel: +49-551-3700000 |_ |\ | | Service Network GmbH | Fax: +49-551-3700009 ._|ER | \|ET | Bahnhofsallee 1b | mailto:Ivory@SerNet.de Service Network | 37081 Goettingen | http://www.SerNet.de/
On Wed, Oct 16, 2002 at 11:21:59AM +1300, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
I find manually adding any new packages to a simple list and using rpm -UvhF `cat list` is very much faster and more reliable. If anyone wants the list (for 8.0) and some short scripts with it email me. YOU is wasting more time than it saves. Relieing on those patch files being present as well as accurate seems to be too dangerous to me.
On Tue, Oct 15, 2002 at 01:57:27PM +0200, Kevin Ivory wrote:
Thomas Biege wrote:
If I start YOU on my 8.1 machine I see KDE 3.0.4 Updates.
The packages must be there now. Maybe you wanna try again.
When I looked yesterday, the patch description files referred to short file names, but in the rpm directory only long file name rpms were available.
try fou4s beta, there is a "patch description generator" in there. ( gpd.sh ) gets recursive listings (uses rsync for this), and parses them for package-name-version-release[.something].rpm I have scripts which list the newer than locally installed ones, too. (for the rpm -Uhv `cat ` trick). or just use fou4s normaly after that. wroks with the update/ tree, the supplementary/ tree, and most of the peoples/ tree. cheers, Lars
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