Uploaden RPM, why do I have to duplicate

[Wisperbird]

I uploaded the RPM van Google Chrome Beta in my minimal setup, but if I want to use it in the KDE setup I have to upload again. Why can't it be found on the server??

Here the screen from kde

[Wisperbird]

It is even worse, uploading it in KDE fails.
The site says upload succesfull, but going back to all, results in no uploaded rpm's

[Björn Geuken]

On Monday, November 07, 2011 05:34:18 PM Wisperbird wrote:
> I uploaded the RPM van Google Chrome Beta in my minimal setup, but if I
> want to use it in the KDE setup I have to upload again. Why can't it be
> found on the server??
> http://suse-studio-users.1598176.n2.nabble.com/file/n6971036/Minimal.jpg
>
> Here the screen from kde
> http://suse-studio-users.1598176.n2.nabble.com/file/n6971036/kde.jpg
>
That seems to be a Studio bug. As a workaround you could upload the rpm as
overlayfile and install it via the build script (it's a section in the
appliance configuration tab).

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Björn Geuken
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[André Duffeck]

Am Montag, 7. November 2011, 09:17:03 schrieb Wisperbird:
> It is even worse, uploading it in KDE fails.
> The site says upload succesfull, but going back to all, results in no
> uploaded rpm's

You seem to have uploaded a 64bit RPM while your KDE appliance is a 32bit one.
64bit RPMs can't be used in a 32bit system and thus aren't shown by studio.

Andre

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[Wisperbird]

Sorry my mistake, like Andre said, I fear it is my mistake.
I'll try to upload the 32 bit version.
I'll let you know

[Björn Geuken]

On Wednesday, November 09, 2011 12:00:18 PM Wisperbird wrote:
> Sorry my mistake, like Andre said, I fear it is my mistake.
> I'll try to upload the 32 bit version.
> I'll let you know
>
I wouldn't expect that to work. Some user already reported that Studio doesn't
handle 2 uploaded rpms with same name and version but different arch very
well. At least not when they are in the same repo.