Subject: Re: [X2Go-Dev] Bug#755: cannot upgrade x2goServer on fedora 20 using yum

From: "ura" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2015 13:29:03 -0000

ok, i just removed them.
yum upgrade did nothing and yum run is not a valid yum directive.
in any case, after re-installing the packages and running yum update, i 
now see no warnings in yum and the x2go client/server connection is 
running fine.

thanks again.

On 25/01/15 12:51, Michael DePaulo wrote:
> Yes, you should do so and then reinstall the x2goserver and 
> x2goserver-xesssion packages. Doing so will reinstall the necessary 
> dependencies (e.g., nxagent).
>
> Of course, you should do so via a local console or command-line SSH, 
> not via an X2Go session.
>
> And if you have made any changes to files under /etc/x2go/, you should 
> back them up 1st.
>
> -Mike#2
>
> On Sun, Jan 25, 2015 at 7:38 AM, ura <[email-masked] 
> <mailto:[email-masked]>> wrote:
>
>     thanks for responding here.
>     i just ran:
>     yum remove x2goserver-extensions
>
>     and yum also elected to remove x2goserver, agent and xsession as
>     dependencies. do you advise to remove all of these too?
>
>
>>>     The problem is based on these circumstances:
>>>     1. You have X2Go installed from packages.x2go.org
>>>     <http://packages.x2go.org>. The version string
>>>     starts with: 4.0.1.18-0
>>>     2. The version of x2goserver in the fedora 20 updates repo has a
>>>     higher version string: 4.0.1.18-5
>>>     3. You have the package x2goserver-extensions installed from
>>>     packages.x2go.org <http://packages.x2go.org>. This is normal.
>>>     4. The x2goserver packages in Fedora 20 (both the base repo and the
>>>     updates repo) do not include the x2goserver-extensions package.
>>>
>>>     Orion,
>>>     It looks like the files that are in the packages.x2go.org
>>>     <http://packages.x2go.org>
>>>     x2goserver-extensions package[1] are included in the Fedora
>>>     x2goserver[2] package, correct?
>>>     if so, I think Ura can solve this problem by removing
>>>     x2goserver-extensions, and then running yum update.
>>
>>     or:
>>
>>     yum shell
>>     > remove x2goserver-extensions
>>     > upgrade
>>     > run
>>
>>     I could probably have the Fedora x2goserver package provide
>>     x2goserver-extensions to help with such situations.
>>
>>>
>>>     -Mike#2
>>>
>>>     [1] http://packages.x2go.org/fedora/20/main/x86_64/rpms/x2goserver/
>>>     [2] http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=602993
>
> [...]

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