Hi Holger many thanks for your work, looks like it is running now.
So, if I understood all the stuff you wrote, there is a program that every day goes to the Debian archive, copies and unpacks all the packages in there (and they are a lot) one by one, to look for po and pot files, them parses these pot and po files to generate a database about all the strings it finds translated or not, them deletes the package and moves to the next one... wow I had no idea this worked this way... This make me wonder about the 'why' there always been strange things in these lists it generates: There are several manpages that end up in the list for UI messages, like for example the dgit manpages that are all in the wrong list Another weird thing, i've translated the debconf for libreoffice e it never showed anywhere, but if you do a debcheckout, the po files are all in there. Looks to me the system does not parse all the packages in the correct way, and in some packages (at least libreoffice) it does not even see the po/pot files. About the nvidia-cuda-toolkit: synaptic says it has 205Mb I did a debcheckout and my computer went nuts... in the process it atrophied my system, looking like it was under heavy load, despite the cpu meter did not show heavy load and it did not use all the memory, but it did stop responding normally. It took more than 15 minutes to complete the task and end up with 24.1 Gb under the directory where I did the debcheckout. This is indeed a very weird package... Anyway, there is no po/pot files anywhere in this pack, so keep it on the blacklist. Oh, no need to CC me, I receive this mail list Again, many thanks Américo Monteiro A sexta-feira, 17 de outubro de 2025 19:50:36 Hora de verão da Europa Ocidental Holger Wansing escreveu: > Hi all, > > Am 15. Oktober 2025 22:50:30 MESZ schrieb Holger Wansing <[email protected]>: > >However, there is still one package, that breaks this limit, when that > >package is unpacked. That is nvidia-cuda-toolkit. > >Because of this, today's run again failed :-(( > > > >I'm surprised that such big packages are allowed at all !!! > > > >I have set this package to be ignored from now on. > > > >Next try tomorrow... > > Looks good today. > > We will see how it goes now. > > > Holger
