Le 02/03/2012 22:01, Per Øyvind Karlsen a écrit :
Den 21:51 2. mars 2012 skrev Maarten Vanraes<[email protected]> følgende:
Op vrijdag 02 maart 2012 21:29:05 schreef Anssi Hannula:
02.03.2012 21:57, Maarten Vanraes kirjoitti:
Op vrijdag 02 maart 2012 15:22:23 schreef Anssi Hannula:
02.03.2012 00:17, Maarten Vanraes kirjoitti:
Op donderdag 01 maart 2012 23:05:35 schreef Anssi Hannula:
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does this mean debug info fails for these?
I'm not immediately sure (I never remember how the debug/stripping
stuff works exactly), but I think either a) debug symbols extraction
and thus -debug packaging, b) stripping, or c) both will fail with
non-executable shared libs.
in that case i guess we would need a policy or bs check to make sure we
don't fail some libraries debug and strip
Possibly.
Interestingly, Debian policy disallows executable permission on shared
libs:
http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-sharedlibs.html#s-sharedlibs-
ru ntime
"Shared libraries should not be installed executable, since the dynamic
linker does not require this and trying to execute a shared library
usually results in a core dump."
which is sort of strange, since libc is actually executable by design.
i see where they are coming from
but i guess the first part of this is, why is there a find with
executable restrictions for the code relating to stripped binaries and
debug?
is it because it's also used for real executables?
I guess it is there just to speed up the process, otherwise it would
have to run 'file' for every file in the package (and many packages have
lots of files).
still, it seems kind of weird, there are rpmlint checks for unstripped
libraries, but i do have 34 libraries not marked as executable, while the
stripping+ debug seems to target only executables?
i wonder if we should make another check library unset as executable or even
check what happened with these libraries not marked as executable?
I posted a link to a rpmlint patch implementing such a check to this thread two
hours ago.. :p
I don't much point to a check, when a rpm-helper scriptlet would be able
to automatically enforce any given permission set.
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