Need some testing done.

[Anne Wilson]

On Tuesday 18 August 2009 14:06:34 Steven M. Parrish wrote:
> I am working on tracking down what is causing KPackagekit to change its
> default behavior.   We have the defaults set to Daily/None but somehow they
> are getting changed to Hourly/Security.  Based on what I am seeing on my
> own boxes it appears to be changing when kpackagekit crashes for whatever
> reason.
>
> This is what I need to help track it down.  If kpackagekit crashes by
> itself or if you have to abort it please do the following.
>
> cat ~/.kde/share/config/KPackageKit
>
> make sure that the first 3 lines read as follows.
>   (Assumes you have Daily/None)
>
> [CheckUpdate]
> autoUpdate=0
> interval=86400
>
> If it does not match please do
>
> stat ~/.kde/share/config/KPackageKit
>
> note the time the file was last modified and see if that coincides with the
> crash of kpackagekit.
>
> reply to this post with your observations.
>
I've been watching this with interest.  I've never had any problems with 
KPackageKit, but my ~/.kde/share/config/KPackageKit only has

[CheckUpdate]                                            
interval=3600 

I have noticed recently that I can update, then find new updates being 
notified quite soon afterwards.  I think this is a recent change to behaviour.

Anne
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