Since it's always going to be possible that we'll end up with
empty .gz files in the cache, apt-cacher-cleanup.pl should be
able to delete them without giving an error.
In this section of apt-cacher-cleanup.pl:
if(-e $tmpfile && ! -s $tmpfile && $tmpfile=~/bz2$/) {
# moo, junk, empty file, most likely leftovers from
previous versions
# of apt-cacher-cleanup where the junk was "protected"
from beeing
# deleted. Purge later by not having in %valid.
# delete $valid{$file}; <- will be recreated RSN
either way
print "Ignoring empty index file $file, apparently
undownloadable\n" if $verbose;
}
I think we should alter the regular expression /bz2$/ to
/(bz2|gz)$/ so that empty .gz files are deleted instead of
being piped through zcat and generating an error.
Cheers,
MF.
--
To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
