Bug#862071: Bug#861591: Bug#862071: password-store: FTBFS when built in a path with >= 74 characters

2017-05-12 Thread Niels Thykier
Control: tags -1 stretch-ignore intrigeri: > Dominic Hargreaves: >> Please could you rule on whether the above class of bugs should be RC >> for stretch? It doesn't seem productive at this late stage. > > Indeed: I'll be happy to fix that in Buster or in a Stretch > point-release (also because

Bug#862071: Bug#861591: Bug#862071: password-store: FTBFS when built in a path with >= 74 characters

2017-05-12 Thread intrigeri
Dominic Hargreaves: > Please could you rule on whether the above class of bugs should be RC > for stretch? It doesn't seem productive at this late stage. Indeed: I'll be happy to fix that in Buster or in a Stretch point-release (also because I've noticed it breaks autopkgtests for some packages

Bug#861591: Bug#862071: password-store: FTBFS when built in a path with >= 74 characters

2017-05-10 Thread Dominic Hargreaves
On Mon, May 08, 2017 at 10:43:21PM +0100, Chris Lamb wrote: > gregor herrmann wrote: > > > > This is due to GNUPGHOME needing to fit within sockaddr_un.sun_path. > > > > Also #861591, where the same happens. > > > > I'm not sure how RC-ish this should be, as build paths by our usual > > tools

Bug#861591: Bug#862071: password-store: FTBFS when built in a path with >= 74 characters

2017-05-08 Thread Chris Lamb
gregor herrmann wrote: > > This is due to GNUPGHOME needing to fit within sockaddr_un.sun_path. > > Also #861591, where the same happens. > > I'm not sure how RC-ish this should be, as build paths by our usual > tools (sbuild, pbuilder) are, IIRC, shorter (/build//…), so > this shouldn't be a

Bug#861591: Bug#862071: password-store: FTBFS when built in a path with >= 74 characters

2017-05-08 Thread gregor herrmann
On Mon, 08 May 2017 22:25:54 +0100, Chris Lamb wrote: > retitle 862071 password-store: FTBFS when built in a path with >= 74 > characters > thanks > > > (Yes, really.) > This is due to GNUPGHOME needing to fit within sockaddr_un.sun_path. Also #861591, where the same happens. I'm not sure