Source: bup Version: 0.25-1 It failed to build on arm64:
http://buildd.debian.org/status/package.php?p=bup&suite=sid The warnings and error were: ! t/test.sh save --strip-path (no match): ............ df: Warning: cannot read table of mounted file systems: No such file or directory df: Warning: cannot read table of mounted file systems: No such file or directory df: Warning: cannot read table of mounted file systems: No such file or directory df: Warning: cannot read table of mounted file systems: No such file or directory ! t/test.sh:466 path-filesystems . ok ! t/test.sh:466 sort -u ok ! t/test.sh:466 wc -l ok ! t/test.sh:477 force-delete graft-points.tmp ok ! t/test.sh:478 mkdir graft-points.tmp ok ! t/test.sh:479 pwd ok Initialized empty Git repository in /«PKGBUILDDIR»/graft-points.tmp/bup/ ! t/test.sh:480 bup init ok ! t/test.sh:481 mkdir -p graft-points.tmp/src/x/y/z ok ! t/test.sh:482 bup random 8k ok ! t/test.sh:483 bup random 8k ok ! t/test.sh:484 bup index -u graft-points.tmp/src ok ! t/test.sh:485 bup save --strip-path graft-points.tmp/foo -n foo graft-points.tmp/src/x ok Linux chattr: [Errno 25] Inappropriate ioctl for device: '.' (0x0x80000) WARNING: 1 errors encountered while restoring. ! t/test.sh:486 bup restore -C graft-points.tmp/restore /foo/latest FAILED I can't reproduce this error. It works when I build it. However, exactly the same failure has happened several times on a buildd. The test that fails is this one in t/test.sh: WVSTART "save --strip-path (no match)" ( if test $(WVPASS path-filesystems . | WVPASS sort -u | WVPASS wc -l) -ne 1 then # Skip the test because the attempt to restore parent dirs to # the current filesystem may fail -- i.e. running from # /foo/ext4/bar/btrfs will fail when bup tries to restore # linux attrs above btrfs to the restore tree *inside* btrfs. echo "(running from tree with mixed filesystems; skipping test)" 1>&2 exit 0 fi tmp=graft-points.tmp WVPASS force-delete $tmp WVPASS mkdir $tmp export BUP_DIR="$(WVPASS pwd)/$tmp/bup" || exit $? WVPASS bup init WVPASS mkdir -p $tmp/src/x/y/z WVPASS bup random 8k > $tmp/src/x/y/random-1 WVPASS bup random 8k > $tmp/src/x/y/z/random-2 WVPASS bup index -u $tmp/src WVPASS bup save --strip-path $tmp/foo -n foo $tmp/src/x WVPASS bup restore -C $tmp/restore /foo/latest WVPASS t/compare-trees $tmp/src/ "$tmp/restore/latest/$TOP/$tmp/src/" ) || exit $? The "Warning" comes from path-filesystems doing "df -T .". It probably doesn't matter as it's only used for detecting "mixed filesystems", which we presumably don't have on the buildd. The error comes from the "bup restore". From looking at the ioctls on a successful run it seems that bup changes its working directory to "/" and then calls bup_set_linux_file_attr on a sequence of directories finishing at ".": build/deb/bup/bup-0.25/graft-points.tmp/src/x/y/z/random-2 build/deb/bup/bup-0.25/graft-points.tmp/src/x/y/z ... build/deb build . So it seems that the ioctl fails on the root directory on the arm64 buildd, for some reason, but not on the buildds for other architectures. It appears that this test, which is failing, has been removed in bup-0.26, which may explain why 0.26~rc1-1 was successfully built, though that was a different buildd, so that would be an alternative explanation. If it's not required (why was it removed in 0.26?), please consider removing this test from the version of bup in sid. Or perhaps the information I've given above will help someone to understand why this test is failing on arm-arm-01. (I'd like to see what happens if arm-linaro-* tries it.) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
