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No packages pulled on Arch #755
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I'm not sure how actively the You're welcome to try / cleanup / fix issues in the Here are a few tips to get started.You can run the following commands when
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journalctl -xb /usr/lib64/packagekitd
This seems like it succeeds pulling them? pkmon
And this seems like, it does not succeed?? |
To download updates, run:
and see the logs. And check which part of KDE Discover invokes the above API. Should be triggered by KDE Discover's |
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/var/lib/system-update is still empty/doesnt exist. |
Packages are downloaded to |
I did a reboot (the packages are there) and its still not applying the updates. |
Please refer following link for how offline update works. Check at which stage things didn't work as expected. I remember doing an offline update a while back in GNOME Arch with |
Should I file an issue with systemd? |
This file should be created by the client doing the update. (e.g |
Here is the
Below is the screenshot of GNOME Software update UI on Arch. Here, |
I think I understand my confusion now. Discover ships with a plugin for the system settings: And once that is set, Discover expects you to update just normal. I think this is solved. |
Hi there :)
I setup PackageKit by installing and configuring Discover with the PackageKit-Qt implementation.
I set for daily upgrades on reboots.
Sadly, my /var/lib/system-update is empty, and my normal Pacman cache doesnt store any packages that are yet to update either.
So, no upgrade is happening on a reboot.
The implementation for Pacman in Packagekit does not change any default, so I am puzzled what went wrong here: https://github.com/PackageKit/PackageKit/blob/main/backends/alpm/pacman.conf
It seems like Packagekit is simply not pulling any outstanding updates.
Pacman itself can see them just normal.
packagekit-offline-update.service is loaded.
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