Source: quilt
Version: 0.48-2
Severity: serious
User: [email protected]
Usertags: qa-ftbfs-20091210 qa-ftbfs
Justification: FTBFS on amd64

Hi,

During a rebuild of all packages in sid, your package failed to build on
amd64.

Relevant part:
> make[1]: Entering directory `/build/user-quilt_0.48-2-amd64-ibMJpA/quilt-0.48'
> [add-filename-check.test]
> [1] $ rm -rf d -- ok
> [2] $ mkdir -p d/patches -- ok
> [3] $ cd d -- ok
> [4] $ quilt new test.diff -- ok
> [7] $ echo foo > foo -- ok
> [8] $ quilt add foo -- ok
> [11] $ quilt add patches/bar -- ok
> [14] $ quilt add .pc/baz -- ok
> [17] $ cd .. -- ok
> [18] $ rm -rf d -- ok
> 10 commands (10 passed, 0 failed)
> [annotate.test]
> [1] $ rm -rf d -- ok
> [2] $ mkdir -p d/patches -- ok
> [3] $ cd d -- ok
> [5] $ cat > foo -- ok
> [10] $ quilt new patch -- ok
> [13] $ quilt add foo -- ok
> [16] $ sed -e 's:b:B:' foo > foo.new -- ok
> [17] $ mv foo.new foo -- ok
> [18] $ quilt refresh -- ok
> [21] $ quilt annotate foo -- ok
> [28] $ quilt new patch2 -- ok
> [31] $ quilt add foo -- ok
> [34] $ sed -e 's:Baz:baz:' foo > foo.new -- ok
> [35] $ mv foo.new foo -- ok
> [36] $ quilt refresh -- ok
> [39] $ quilt annotate foo -- ok
> [47] $ quilt new patch3 -- ok
> [50] $ quilt add foo -- ok
> [53] $ sed -e '/Bar/d' foo > foo.new -- ok
> [54] $ mv foo.new foo -- ok
> [55] $ quilt refresh -- ok
> [58] $ quilt annotate foo -- ok
> [66] $ quilt annotate -P patch3 foo -- ok
> [74] $ quilt annotate -P patch2 foo -- ok
> [82] $ quilt annotate -P patch foo -- ok
> [89] $ quilt new patch4 -- ok
> [92] $ cat > jkl -- ok
> [96] $ quilt add jkl wrz -- ok
> [100] $ rm -f jkl -- ok
> [101] $ cat > wrz -- ok
> [105] $ quilt refresh -- ok
> [108] $ quilt annotate jkl -- ok
> [112] $ quilt annotate wrz -- ok
> [118] $ cd .. -- ok
> [119] $ rm -rf d -- ok
> 35 commands (35 passed, 0 failed)
> [applied.test]
> [1] $ rm -rf d -- ok
> [2] $ mkdir -p d/patches -- ok
> [3] $ cd d -- ok
> [5] $ echo a > a -- ok
> [6] $ echo b > b -- ok
> [7] $ diff -u a b > patches/patch -- ok
> [8] $ echo patch -p0 > patches/series -- ok
> [9] $ rm -f b -- ok
> [10] $ quilt push -q -- ok
> [14] $ quilt pop -q -- ok
> [18] $ patch -s -p0 < patches/patch -- ok
> [19] $ quilt push -q -- ok
> [24] $ echo patch -p0 -R > patches/series -- ok
> [25] $ quilt push -q -- ok
> [29] $ quilt pop -q -- ok
> [33] $ patch -s -p0 -R < patches/patch -- ok
> [34] $ quilt push -q -- ok
> [39] $ cd .. -- ok
> [40] $ rm -rf d -- ok
> 19 commands (19 passed, 0 failed)
> [comments.test]
> [4] $ rm -rf d -- ok
> [5] $ mkdir -p d/patches -- ok
> [6] $ cd d -- ok
> [7] $ echo one > f -- ok
> [8] $ cat > patches/test.diff -- ok
> [21] $ cat > patches/series -- ok
> [24] $ quilt push -- ok
> [30] $ quilt refresh -- ok
> [32] $ cat patches/test.diff -- ok
> [45] $ quilt refresh -c -- ok
> [48] $ cat patches/test.diff -- ok
> [63] $ quilt refresh -- ok
> [66] $ cat patches/test.diff -- ok
> [78] $ cd .. -- ok
> [79] $ rm -rf d -- ok
> 15 commands (15 passed, 0 failed)
> [conflicts.test]
> [5] $ rm -rf d -- ok
> [6] $ mkdir -p d/patches -- ok
> [7] $ cd d -- ok
> [9] $ cat > one.txt -- ok
> [26] $ quilt new a.diff -- ok
> [29] $ quilt add one.txt -- ok
> [32] $ mv one.txt one.orig -- ok
> [33] $ sed -e "s/4/4+/" -e 's/d/d+/' one.orig > one.txt -- ok
> [34] $ quilt refresh -- ok
> [37] $ quilt pop -q -- ok
> [42] $ sed -e "s/^\([17]\)$/\1-/" one.orig > one.txt -- ok
> [43] $ quilt push -q -- ok
> [47] $ quilt pop -q -- ok
> [51] $ sed -e "s/^\([1267]\)$/\1-/" one.orig > one.txt -- ok
> [52] $ quilt push -q -- ok
> [56] $ quilt pop -q -- ok
> [61] $ sed -e "s/^\([123567]\)$/\1-/" one.orig > one.txt -- ok
> [62] $ quilt push -q -- ok
> [67] $ quilt push -qf -- ok
> [72] $ mv one.txt one.x -- ok
> [73] $ sed -e "s/4/4+/" one.x > one.txt -- ok
> [74] $ rm -f one.x -- ok
> [75] $ quilt diff -z | grep -v "^\(---\|+++\)" -- ok
> [88] $ quilt diff | grep -v "^\(---\|+++\)" -- ok
> [110] $ quilt refresh -- ok
> [113] $ cat patches/a.diff | grep -v "^\(---\|+++\)" -- ok
> [135] $ quilt pop -q -- ok
> [139] $ cd .. -- ok
> [140] $ rm -rf d -- ok
> 29 commands (29 passed, 0 failed)
> [create-delete.test]
> [4] $ rm -rf d -- ok
> [5] $ mkdir -p d/patches -- ok
> [6] $ cd d -- ok
> [8] $ echo delete > delete -- ok
> [9] $ quilt new test.diff -- ok
> [12] $ quilt add create -- ok
> [15] $ echo create > create -- ok
> [16] $ quilt refresh -- ok
> [19] $ quilt add delete -- ok
> [22] $ rm -f delete -- ok
> [23] $ quilt refresh -- ok
> [26] $ quilt pop -q -- ok
> [30] $ echo create > create -- ok
> [31] $ rm -f delete -- ok
> [32] $ patch -p1 --dry-run < patches/test.diff -- failed
> The next patch would create the file create, =~ The next patch would create 
> the file `?create'?,
> which already exists!  Assume -R? [n]  == which already exists!  Assume -R? 
> [n] 
> Apply anyway? [n]                     == Apply anyway? [n] 
> Skipping patch.                       == Skipping patch.
> 1 out of 1 hunk ignored               !~ 1 out of 1 hunk ignored -- saving 
> rejects to (file )?create.rej
> The next patch would delete the file delete, =~ The next patch would delete 
> the file `?delete'?,
> which does not exist!  Assume -R? [n]  == which does not exist!  Assume -R? 
> [n] 
> Apply anyway? [n]                     == Apply anyway? [n] 
> Skipping patch.                       == Skipping patch.
> 1 out of 1 hunk ignored               == 1 out of 1 hunk ignored
> [44] $ cd .. -- ok
> [45] $ rm -rf d -- ok
> 17 commands (16 passed, 1 failed)
> make[1]: *** [test/.create-delete.ok] Error 1

The full build log is available from:
   http://people.debian.org/~lucas/logs/2009/12/10/quilt_0.48-2_lsid64.buildlog

A list of current common problems and possible solutions is available at 
http://wiki.debian.org/qa.debian.org/FTBFS . You're welcome to contribute!

About the archive rebuild: The rebuild was done on about 50 AMD64 nodes
of the Grid'5000 platform, using a clean chroot.  Internet was not
accessible from the build systems.

-- 
| Lucas Nussbaum
| [email protected]   http://www.lucas-nussbaum.net/ |
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