Had 2 versions of a package where a script I had tried to delete the older package when the newer one was downloaded to replace it. But in this case, comparing Printrun-2.0.0~rc5.1522069560.e0ee40a-2.5.x86_64.rpm against Printrun-20170720~pre.1494969671.f54b6f9-1.1.x86_64.rpm The 2.0 version is the latest, but the rpm-ver compare seems to look at numeric v. non-numeric fields and ends up comparing '2' to 20170720 -- and comes up with 2 < 20170720, so '2' is older. Seems like there really is no way to compare rpm versions that are like this, with the only result being that the distro-downloader needs delete older version when it installs a new version, which can be a pain if there was some change between the two that you might want to compare or back out. Admittedly, as a % of packages downloaded, it is a VERY small number where that happens, often 0. But it seems like more often, some new version of something breaks something that used to work, so it seems prudent to keep those things around. Probably little can be done about this, just a matter of adapting to a bogus environment. Sigh. -linda -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org