I submitted a bug against pseudopackage ftp.debian.org but it seems it got
lost somehow.
On Saturday, 7 January 2017, Joerg Jaspert > wrote:
> On 14536 March 1977, Oren Tirosh wrote:
> > The timestamp stored in the gzip file
On 14536 March 1977, Oren Tirosh wrote:
> The timestamp stored in the gzip file header results in a non-deterministic
> output even when the input is identical. Many files (e.g. under indices/)
> [...]
> The quick fix is to add "--no-name" to the gzip command (or GZIP=-n to the
> environment). A
Hi Oren,
> The timestamp stored in the gzip file header results in a non-deterministic
> output even when the input is identical.
[…]
Whoops. Can you re-file this email as a bug in the BTS against ftp.debian.org
so we can track it?
Many thanks.
Regards,
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The timestamp stored in the gzip file header results in a non-deterministic
output even when the input is identical. Many files (e.g. under indices/)
are frequently regenerated with identical contents but their compressed
versions end up slightly different. This unnecessarily inflates the number