On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 8:14 PM, Allan McRae <allan@archlinux.org> wrote:
On 15/06/10 09:08, Dan McGee wrote:
Anyone else seeing weirdness? This is a relatively recent build of pacman-git, on i686, using mirrors.kernel.org as the first mirror. Note that the [core] repository line even got blown away in there, meaning it never hit 100% so we never output the \n character or something (it should be right where the [extra] stuff starts):
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I have been using pacman-git for the last few weeks and I have not run into this.
Is this the bug about attempting to continue downloading a repo db but striking a different revision of the repo-db on the mirror from the one you started downloading?
Having to fall back to the second mirror to get the update that you wanted indicates partial sync of a mirror there...
I actually made sure I deleted out all of the DB files before I ran the -Syu this time, thus the reason it grabbed all of them (rm /var/lib/pacman/*.db.tar.gz), so there were definitely no partial DB files. -Dan