thanks for your quick reply. I think I didn't state clearly enough what the problem is: there are no yum processes running on that machine. There is only the check_updates plugin.
So the only yum process which could block the yum process from the plugin is: its own process. So what the bug #130 was actually about is:
To me it looks like sometimes the plugin calls a yum process twice or does not wait long enough until the last yum process itself called was stopped.
Original reporter: roland.wolters@credativ.de
Dear Corti,
thanks for your quick reply. I think I didn't state clearly enough what the problem is: there are no yum processes running on that machine. There is only the check_updates plugin.
So the only yum process which could block the yum process from the plugin is: its own process. So what the bug #130 was actually about is:
To me it looks like sometimes the plugin calls a yum process twice or does not wait long enough until the last yum process itself called was stopped.