Hi, Quoting Santiago Vila (2016-07-01 10:44:28) > > Santiago, I noticed that you are using a directory type chroot without > > using union-type=overlay. Could it be that your /chroot/stretch/build > > directory contains leftovers of previous builds? > > That both can't be and should not be :-) > > It "can't be" because even if du is accounting for any leftover, > in either case the reported space would never be higher than the disk > size (I don't have such a big disk). > > Also, it "should not be" because sbuild creates a temporary directory in > /chroot/stretch/build named > > /chroot/stretch/build/sourcename-randomstring > > I want to believe that the "du" command is performed on this last > directory, not on its parent, but I will leave this to you to check, since > you know the code a lot better than me.
indeed, unless I am missing something, any invocation of 'du' in the sbuild code base operates on the right directory, namely the one that is replaced with <<PKGBUILDDIR>> in the build log and which takes the form of: /build/srcpkgname-randomstring/srcpkgname-version Thus, the directory should be unique for each build and not contain anything from possibly parallel builds. The only other du usage is on the files generated by sbuild, for example the .deb packages it leaves outside the chroot. But that path also exactly points at the .deb... It would indeed help most if I could see the problem in one of my own machines. But so far I'm unable to reproduce the issue. Could you maybe: 1. use debootstrap to create a new chroot 2. bind-mount /dev, /proc and /sys into that 3. chroot into the directory 4. install sbuild 5. run sbuild-update --keygen 6. run sbuild-createchroot 7. build a package For me, following these steps lets sbuild produce the expected output. Can you confirm this? I can also send you a sequence of command line invocations to achieve the above if that makes things easier for you. If you can confirm this, can you show me what the difference is between that setup and yours? Thanks! cheers, josch
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