Your message dated Tue, 26 Apr 2011 01:38:22 -0500
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and subject line Re: cupt: unable to set download client socket timeout:
Protocol not available
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regarding [hurd] cupt: unable to set download client socket timeout: Protocol
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--- Begin Message ---
Package: cupt
Version: 2.0.0~rc2
Severity: normal
Justification: "cupt update" broken on hurd
Hi cupt hackers and hurd porters,
On hurd:
| # cupt update
| W: an attempt to set wrong list option 'Acquire::gpgv::Options'
| E: unable to set download client socket timeout: Protocol not available
| E: unable to set download client socket timeout: Protocol not available
| E: unable to set download client socket timeout: Protocol not available
| E: unable to set download client socket timeout: Protocol not available
| E: unable to set download client socket timeout: Protocol not available
| Fetched 0B in 0s.
| E: there were errors while downloading release and index data
The cause: cupt calls
setsockopt(sock, SOL_SOCKET, SO_RCVTIMEO, &tv, sizeof(tv))
for an AF_UNIX socket and expects it to succeed rather than returning
ENOPROTOOPT.
hurd (even upstream "master" as of today) has a stub implementation
for S_socket_setopt in pflocal/socket.c which always returns either
EOPNOTSUPP or ENOPROTOOPT[*]. This is an option at the socket level,
but POSIX does not seem to require support for it (XSH 2.10.16 says:
It is implementation-defined whether the SO_RCVTIMEO option
can be set.
).
I haven't looked carefully into what cupt is doing here. Maybe it
would be okay to degrade gracefully to reduced functionality?
Alternatively it might be possible to implement the same thing using
the ALARM signal.
Anyway, thought you might like to know.
Regards,
Jonathan
[*] This looks like a bug. For example, if I understand correctly,
getsockopt on SO_RCVTIMEO is supposed to succeed whether setting it is
allowed or not.
--- End Message ---
--- Begin Message ---
Version: 2.0.1
Hi Eugene,
Eugene V. Lyubimkin wrote:
> Cupt 2.0.1 has landed to unstable, can you confirm that downloading,
> aside of some number of warnings, works on hurd now?
Yes, the bug is fixed to my taste. Unfortunately it is replaced by a
different bug.
| # cupt update
| W: an attempt to set wrong list option 'Acquire::gpgv::Options'
| W: unable to set download client socket timeout: Protocol not available
| W: unable to set download client socket timeout: Protocol not available
| W: unable to set download client socket timeout: Protocol not available
| W: unable to set download client socket timeout: Protocol not available
| W: unable to set download client socket timeout: Protocol not available
| Get:1 http://mirrors.kernel.org/debian experimental Release
| Get:2 http://mirrors.kernel.org/debian sid Release
| W: unable to set download client socket timeout: Protocol not available7KiB
82%] | 13.1KiB/s | ETA: 1s
| E: internal error: download client: wrong parameter count for download result
message] | 14.7KiB/s | ETA: 0s
| E: internal error: download client: wrong parameter count for download result
message
| E: internal error: download client: wrong parameter count for download result
message
| E: internal error: download client: wrong parameter count for download result
message
(hangs)
In another terminal:
| # ps-hurd ax | grep cupt
| root 20238 p5 Sw 0:00.12 cupt update
| root 20244 p5 Sf 0:00.01 cupt update
| root 20363 p7 S 0:00.00 grep cupt
I don't know what the "w" and "f" mean, and the manual does not
say.
This may be a cupt bug or a libc bug; as usual one has to start
somewhere. If you have a dummy download method lying around for easy
debugging, I'd be happy to start there. :)
Will clone the bug with a separate message. Thanks.
Regards,
Jonathan
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