Hi everyone,
we operate an own installation of the opensuse buildservice 2.0.4 and
use it to build several php-related packages for various platforms
including SLES 10 + 11. It happens only for SLES10, that automatic
updates of our packages will fail. All packages coming from our
repository are flagged as "locked" and zypper will not upgrade them. I
also cannot find the lockfile in /etc/zypp/locks as suggested by
http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Libzypp_locksfile. When running "zypper
install locked-package-name" it will complain about the locks. If one
proceeds and selects "unlock" from the list of choices, then all
packages will be installed, but each one will throw a dependency error
during installation.
I've read (German:
http://www.linux-club.de/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=81259&sid=d48a82d276afac5e2c0e…),
that any external package will be locked automatically in SLES10. Does
this include external repositories (like ours) as well?
The zypper version is very old on SLES10 and does not seem to support
the lock-managing commands.
sles10:~ # rpm -qa | grep zypp
zypper-0.6.200-0.4.49
libzypp-2.100.3-0.4.23
libzypp-zmd-backend-7.1.1.0_2.16-0.4.46
I asked this on the opensuse-buildservice list, from where I was sent
here. We already verified, that the packages are signed OK and that the
GPG key is properly imported as well (rpm -qi).
Now the question is: Is there a way our repository needs to be flagged,
so that the packages will not get locked by SLES10? We rely on automatic
upgrades of packages distributed from those repositories, so manual
install is not a feasible solution. Is there a command in this old
version of zypper to unlock the packages?
With kind regards,
Lars Volker
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