On 05/21/2011 09:27 PM, Jon Ringle wrote: > commit 1a23d09f49a2e040672f79e02f4b9741a8cca99b breaks ipkg when UID > > 99999. It removes a patch that adds -D to ar so UID/GID 0 is used.
yes it does, but as the commit message says there are problems with older
versions of ar:
ipkg-utils: fix problem with older ar versions
Commit 6b186e8bfc2e6c394db0de03047c8a81f0690d08 added the "-D" option to ar
during creation of an ipkg. It turns out that nor all versions of "ar"
support this option.
For now turn off the patch that adds the "-D" option.
If you want to fix it properly, first try -D then fallback to without -D or
something similar.
cheers, Marc
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