Bug#845737: New release

2016-12-19 Thread Santiago Vila
After testing 100 times, sbuild no longer hangs, which is good news.

But there are still failing tests. I'll report them in a different
bug report.

Thanks.



Bug#845737: New release

2016-12-19 Thread Santiago Vila
I said:

> I'm testing version 3.9.0+dfsg-1 as we speak and there are still build
> failures. I'll attach them here in a while.

No, I was mistaken. I was testing the version in stretch.

I'll test version 3.9.0+dfsg-1 in unstable and will let you know
about the results.

Thanks.



Bug#845737: New release

2016-12-19 Thread Santiago Vila
On Sat, 3 Dec 2016, Kevin Murray wrote:

> Thanks for the bug report. I've reported this issue to upstream[1]. In the 
> mean
> time, I've recently packaged the newest upstream release. Could you please
> re-run your tests (or advise me how to) for this new version.
> 
> FWIW, I have experienced issues related to POSIX semaphores when building this
> package in pbuider chroots, related to a missing /dev/shm. I have never
> experienced the issues you report though.

[ Please do not forget to Cc: the submitter if you expect an answer ]

I don't know how to fix the semaphore thing in pbuilder, but if you
are using sbuild (which I recommend, as it's the program used by the
official buildds), you have to edit /etc/schroot/default/fstab
and uncomment this line:

/dev/shm/dev/shmnonerw,bind 0   0

(usually the last but one line in the file).

I'm testing version 3.9.0+dfsg-1 as we speak and there are still build
failures. I'll attach them here in a while.

Thanks.



Bug#845737: New release

2016-12-02 Thread Kevin Murray
Hi Santiago,

Thanks for the bug report. I've reported this issue to upstream[1]. In the mean
time, I've recently packaged the newest upstream release. Could you please
re-run your tests (or advise me how to) for this new version.

FWIW, I have experienced issues related to POSIX semaphores when building this
package in pbuider chroots, related to a missing /dev/shm. I have never
experienced the issues you report though.

Cheers,
K

[1]: 
https://bitbucket.org/snakemake/snakemake/issues/426/random-test-hangs-during-debian-package

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Kevin Murray