AdobeReader_enu.i486 doesn't install dependencies.

[prentice@…]

It's yum that isn't smart enough to pull in the i686 deps for the package. Also, some of those deps aren't normal deps for the package, sssd-clients can be assumed to be installed normally, so it wouldn't get pulled anyway.

We have a page on 64-bit issues at ​http://puias.math.ias.edu/wiki/64BitIssues

AdobeReader? is on that page as a problem package.

Josko has a solution to the yum/kickstart issue that I will attempt to document soon...

Either way it's an upstream bug that we probably can't fix for everyone...

[puias-trac@…]

#27: AdobeReader_enu.i486 doesn't install dependencies.
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Reporter:  prentice@…        |       Owner:  thomas                           
    Type:  bug               |      Status:  new                              
Priority:  major             |   Component:  Desktop                          
 Version:  6.0 (Pisa)        |    Keywords:  Acrobat Reader Adobe dependencies
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 My kickstart includes AdobeReader_enu.i486, so I expected all its
 dependencies to be automatically installed. However, when I ran it, I got
 a bunch of errors.

 After digging around and using strace, I ended up installing all the rpms
 listed below manually. Only a handful were directly required by
 AdobeReader. The rest were in turn required by those dependencies.

 Shouldn't kickstart/rpm know AdobeReader requires the i686 versions of
 these RPMs and install them automatically? Do the dependencies need to be
 updated in the AdobeReader to specify the i686 versions?

 I'm listing the priority as major since acroread is highly utilized
 program.

 (* denotes the primary dependencies for AdobeReader)

 PackageKit-gtk-module.i686 *
 dbus-glib.i686

 libcanberra-gtk2.i686 *
 libXtst.i686
 libasyncns.i686
 libcanberra.i686
 libsndfile.i686
 libtdb.i686
 libtool-ltdl.i686
 pulseaudio-libs.i686
 tcp_wrappers-libs.i686

 xulrunner.i686 *

 GConf2.i686  *
 ORBit2.i686
 avahi-glib.i686
 bzip2-lib.i686
 cracklib.i686
 cyrus-sasl-lib.i686
 db4.i686
 eggdbus.i686
 gnome-vfs2.i686
 hal-libs.i686
 libIDL.i686
 libacl.i686
 libattr.i686
 libnotify.i686
 openldap.i686
 pam.i686
 polkit. i686
 startup-notification.i686
 xcb-util.i686

 gtk2-engines.i686*

 sssd-client.i686*

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Ticket URL: <http://puias.math.ias.edu/ticket/27>
puias <puias.math.ias.edu>
Princeton University / Institute for Advanced Study Linux

[puias-trac@…]

#27: AdobeReader_enu.i486 doesn't install dependencies.
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Reporter:  prentice@…                         |        Owner:  thomas 
    Type:  bug                                |       Status:  closed 
Priority:  major                              |    Component:  Desktop
 Version:  6.0 (Pisa)                         |   Resolution:  wontfix
Keywords:  Acrobat Reader Adobe dependencies  |  
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Changes (by thomas):

  * status:  new => closed
  * resolution:  => wontfix


Old description:

> My kickstart includes AdobeReader_enu.i486, so I expected all its
> dependencies to be automatically installed. However, when I ran it, I got
> a bunch of errors.
>
> After digging around and using strace, I ended up installing all the rpms
> listed below manually. Only a handful were directly required by
> AdobeReader. The rest were in turn required by those dependencies.
>
> Shouldn't kickstart/rpm know AdobeReader requires the i686 versions of
> these RPMs and install them automatically? Do the dependencies need to be
> updated in the AdobeReader to specify the i686 versions?
>
> I'm listing the priority as major since acroread is highly utilized
> program.
>
> (* denotes the primary dependencies for AdobeReader)
>
> PackageKit-gtk-module.i686 *
> dbus-glib.i686
>
> libcanberra-gtk2.i686 *
> libXtst.i686
> libasyncns.i686
> libcanberra.i686
> libsndfile.i686
> libtdb.i686
> libtool-ltdl.i686
> pulseaudio-libs.i686
> tcp_wrappers-libs.i686
>
> xulrunner.i686 *
>
> GConf2.i686  *
> ORBit2.i686
> avahi-glib.i686
> bzip2-lib.i686
> cracklib.i686
> cyrus-sasl-lib.i686
> db4.i686
> eggdbus.i686
> gnome-vfs2.i686
> hal-libs.i686
> libIDL.i686
> libacl.i686
> libattr.i686
> libnotify.i686
> openldap.i686
> pam.i686
> polkit. i686
> startup-notification.i686
> xcb-util.i686
>
> gtk2-engines.i686*
>
> sssd-client.i686*

New description:

 It's yum that isn't smart enough to pull in the i686 deps for the package.
 Also, some of those deps aren't normal deps for the package, sssd-clients
 can be assumed to be installed normally, so it wouldn't get pulled anyway.

 We have a page on 64-bit issues at
 http://puias.math.ias.edu/wiki/64BitIssues

 AdobeReader is on that page as a problem package.

 Josko has a solution to the yum/kickstart issue that I will attempt to
 document soon...

 Either way it's an upstream bug that we probably can't fix for everyone...

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Ticket URL: <http://puias.math.ias.edu/ticket/27#comment:2>
puias <puias.math.ias.edu>
Princeton University / Institute for Advanced Study Linux