[ATrpms-users] Bug in New MythTV Bleeding Packages?

[Axel Thimm]

On Sat, Feb 24, 2007 at 04:10:31PM -0500, John Welch wrote:
> This may be a self-inflicted wound, so I didn't want to jump the gun and
> submit a bug report.  I've been running mythtv-trunk packages from the
> atrpms-bleeding repo for about a month now.  Yesterday I noticed that there
> were new packages available (0.21-154; r12854 versions).  I don't have the
> bleeding repo enabled by default in either my yum or smart configurations,
> so I have been using 'yum --enablerepo=atrpms...' to get these mythtv
> updates.  After running this command both last night and this morning and
> not seeing the new myth packages show up

That already sounds very fishy. If it's available on the website it
has to be available in the repo, too. The repo is updated before the
website.

> I decided to download and install manually.  The install went
> through without a hitch, and the mythbackend started up OK.
> However, after a few minutes of the back-end process running, I
> think when it started doing it's normal maintenance stuff, it just
> died.  The following message showed up in the back-end log:
> /usr/bin/mythbackend: symbol lookup error: /usr/bin/mythbackend:
> undefined symbol: _ZN8EITCache17ClearChannelLocksEv
> 
> I tried starting up the back-end again, but it did the same thing.  I have
> now downgraded to the 0.21-153 packages and everything is running fine.  Is
> this a legitimate bug, or did I just miss something by not letting yum find
> the updates?

Just try enabling atrpms-bleeding and see whether yum update would download
anything (you don't have to ack the update). And maybe there is only
mythtv in bleeding that would update anything on your system, so you
coudl even conclude the update.
-- 
Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
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