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I issue



$ pacman -Su
:: Starting full system upgrade...
error: duplicated database entry 'python2-cairo'
there is nothing to do


So I have a look at /var/lib/pacman/local



$ ls /var/lib/pacman/local/ | grep cairo
cairo-1.15.12-1
cairomm-1.12.2-2
python2-cairo-1.17.0-1
python2-cairo-1.17.0-2
python-cairo-1.17.0-2


How can I:



  • See why python2-cairo-1.17.0-1 and python2-cairo-1.17.0-1 are both installed (what packages depend on them)


  • Get rid of python2-cairo-1.17.0-1


  • Fix the duplicated database entry error...










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    • Pacman: error: duplicated database entry

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    I issue



    $ pacman -Su
    :: Starting full system upgrade...
    error: duplicated database entry 'python2-cairo'
    there is nothing to do


    So I have a look at /var/lib/pacman/local



    $ ls /var/lib/pacman/local/ | grep cairo
    cairo-1.15.12-1
    cairomm-1.12.2-2
    python2-cairo-1.17.0-1
    python2-cairo-1.17.0-2
    python-cairo-1.17.0-2


    How can I:



    • See why python2-cairo-1.17.0-1 and python2-cairo-1.17.0-1 are both installed (what packages depend on them)


    • Get rid of python2-cairo-1.17.0-1


    • Fix the duplicated database entry error...










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      • Pacman: error: duplicated database entry

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      I issue



      $ pacman -Su
      :: Starting full system upgrade...
      error: duplicated database entry 'python2-cairo'
      there is nothing to do


      So I have a look at /var/lib/pacman/local



      $ ls /var/lib/pacman/local/ | grep cairo
      cairo-1.15.12-1
      cairomm-1.12.2-2
      python2-cairo-1.17.0-1
      python2-cairo-1.17.0-2
      python-cairo-1.17.0-2


      How can I:



      • See why python2-cairo-1.17.0-1 and python2-cairo-1.17.0-1 are both installed (what packages depend on them)


      • Get rid of python2-cairo-1.17.0-1


      • Fix the duplicated database entry error...










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      This question already has an answer here:



      • Pacman: error: duplicated database entry

        2 answers



      I issue



      $ pacman -Su
      :: Starting full system upgrade...
      error: duplicated database entry 'python2-cairo'
      there is nothing to do


      So I have a look at /var/lib/pacman/local



      $ ls /var/lib/pacman/local/ | grep cairo
      cairo-1.15.12-1
      cairomm-1.12.2-2
      python2-cairo-1.17.0-1
      python2-cairo-1.17.0-2
      python-cairo-1.17.0-2


      How can I:



      • See why python2-cairo-1.17.0-1 and python2-cairo-1.17.0-1 are both installed (what packages depend on them)


      • Get rid of python2-cairo-1.17.0-1


      • Fix the duplicated database entry error...





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      marked as duplicate by jasonwryan, Thomas, Jeff Schaller, slm♦ Aug 11 at 14:17


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      marked as duplicate by jasonwryan, Thomas, Jeff Schaller, slm♦ Aug 11 at 14:17


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          I hadd a look at this and tried with:



          $ sudo mv /var/lib/pacman/local/python2-cairo-1.17.0-1/ ~/tmp/


          Now the error is no longer appearing, but I'm not quite sure if I left anything broken behind



          --



          I followed @jasonwryan advice, pacman -Syu seems to wokr fine, but then I tried with



          sudo pacman -Qkk | grep mismatch


          and found several files under /usr/lib/python2.7/ Modification time mismatch warnings. But apart from that everything seems to be ok






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          I hadd a look at this and tried with:



          $ sudo mv /var/lib/pacman/local/python2-cairo-1.17.0-1/ ~/tmp/


          Now the error is no longer appearing, but I'm not quite sure if I left anything broken behind



          --



          I followed @jasonwryan advice, pacman -Syu seems to wokr fine, but then I tried with



          sudo pacman -Qkk | grep mismatch


          and found several files under /usr/lib/python2.7/ Modification time mismatch warnings. But apart from that everything seems to be ok






          share|improve this answer


















          • 2




            Run a full update: -Syu and then check for issues with -Qkk.
            – jasonwryan
            Aug 11 at 5:15














          up vote
          0
          down vote













          I hadd a look at this and tried with:



          $ sudo mv /var/lib/pacman/local/python2-cairo-1.17.0-1/ ~/tmp/


          Now the error is no longer appearing, but I'm not quite sure if I left anything broken behind



          --



          I followed @jasonwryan advice, pacman -Syu seems to wokr fine, but then I tried with



          sudo pacman -Qkk | grep mismatch


          and found several files under /usr/lib/python2.7/ Modification time mismatch warnings. But apart from that everything seems to be ok






          share|improve this answer


















          • 2




            Run a full update: -Syu and then check for issues with -Qkk.
            – jasonwryan
            Aug 11 at 5:15












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          up vote
          0
          down vote









          I hadd a look at this and tried with:



          $ sudo mv /var/lib/pacman/local/python2-cairo-1.17.0-1/ ~/tmp/


          Now the error is no longer appearing, but I'm not quite sure if I left anything broken behind



          --



          I followed @jasonwryan advice, pacman -Syu seems to wokr fine, but then I tried with



          sudo pacman -Qkk | grep mismatch


          and found several files under /usr/lib/python2.7/ Modification time mismatch warnings. But apart from that everything seems to be ok






          share|improve this answer














          I hadd a look at this and tried with:



          $ sudo mv /var/lib/pacman/local/python2-cairo-1.17.0-1/ ~/tmp/


          Now the error is no longer appearing, but I'm not quite sure if I left anything broken behind



          --



          I followed @jasonwryan advice, pacman -Syu seems to wokr fine, but then I tried with



          sudo pacman -Qkk | grep mismatch


          and found several files under /usr/lib/python2.7/ Modification time mismatch warnings. But apart from that everything seems to be ok







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          answered Aug 11 at 5:11









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            Run a full update: -Syu and then check for issues with -Qkk.
            – jasonwryan
            Aug 11 at 5:15












          • 2




            Run a full update: -Syu and then check for issues with -Qkk.
            – jasonwryan
            Aug 11 at 5:15







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          Run a full update: -Syu and then check for issues with -Qkk.
          – jasonwryan
          Aug 11 at 5:15




          Run a full update: -Syu and then check for issues with -Qkk.
          – jasonwryan
          Aug 11 at 5:15


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