[Bug 122814] git clone -q timeout workaround

[Ian Jackson]

*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 122988 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/122988

This problem is trigered only use of git-daemon's --timeout option
with small timeouts.  A workaround is to pass a much larger value for
--timeout.

The value should be large enough to prepare a complete clone of any
repo on the server.  Eg, --timeout=5000.

(The --timeout parameter only helps clean up stuck processes.  Stuck
processes take a trivial amount of resource and are only a problem if
there are very many - as happens if they never get cleaned up.

The approximate steady state number of stuck processes on a server can
be found by dividing the value of timeout by the interval between
generating stuck processes.  Eg, if you generate one stuck process
every 50 seconds, --timeout=5000 will result in roughly 100 such
processes hanging around at any particular time.)

Thanks,
Ian.

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Re: [Bug 1175557] Re: adt-run fulfills dependencies with --built-tree contrary to the manpage

[Ian Jackson]

Robie Basak writes ("Re: [Bug 1175557] Re: adt-run fulfills dependencies with 
--built-tree  contrary to the manpage"):
> On Tue, Jan 28, 2014 at 04:22:06PM -, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > Do you want me to try to explain how I think they're supposed to
> > work ?
> 
> Please! I said this to pitti on IRC earlier:
> 
> 11:10  pitti: incidentally, I find the manpage very confusing
> and ambiguous whenever I'm trying to understand what the different
> --built-tree, --unbuilt-tree, --source and --binary options will
> actually do in terms of build or no build, where the build dependencies
> will come from, and what test dependencies will be fulfilled and where
> they will come from.

So:

--unbuilt-tree and --dsc do the same thing: they, by default:
  * build the tree
  * use the binaries produced to satisfy any build-dependencies for
sources further on the command line
  * use the binaries produced to satisfy any dependencies for tests
further on the command line
  * run any applicable tests in that source package

It is possible to individually control these uses to which the tree is
put, though:

If --no-built-binaries, or --built-binaries-filter, or --binaries (or
--binaries-forbuilds or --binaries-fortests) is specified, then the
binaries aren't used for some of those purposes.

If --sources-no-tests is used, that source package's tests are not
run.

The relevant --*binaries* options are all the ones which precede a
particular --unbuilt-tree or --dsc, with later options of the same
kind overriding earlier ones.

I think, but am not sure, that there is an optimisation: if you
specify that the binaries from the source should not be used, and the
package's tests don't require the built source tree, then perhaps
adt-run won't build the source at all - since nothing needs it (and
you presumably weren't using adt-run for an archive rebuild test).

--binary specifies just a binary package to be used for tests which
appear subsequently on the adt-run command line.  It will be used (by
default) to satisfy dependencies.  --binary is subject to the effects
of preceding --binaries= and --binaries-forbuilds= and
--binaries-fortests= options.  So if you say
   --binaries=install --binary foo.deb --binaries=auto [more stuff]
then foo.deb will be unconditionally installed while the
tests specified by [more stuff] take place.

--built-tree specifies some tests to be run, but does not provide any
binaries.


Another way to look at it is for me to explain the implementation of
the option/argument processor:

 * --built-binaries-filter sets a set of patterns.  The set of
   patterns is applied to subsequent --unbuilt-tree and --source
   options.  Any packages produced by the build matching the filter
   are treated as if they had been specified explicitly with --binary
   at the same place in the command line as the source package dide.

 * --binaries[-forbuilds|-fortests]=ignore|auto|install: There are two
   tristate variables, one for --binaries-forbuilds and one for
   --binaries-fortests.  Saying just --binaries= sets both.
   --binaries-forbuilds applies when we are doing builds, and
   --binaries-fortests when we are doing tests.  The tristates apply
   to all subsequently encountered binary packages (i.e. .debs on the
   command line, and binaries (except those filtered out) produced by
   sources on the command line.

This is mostly done with the variable "arghandling" in parse_args.
Every time it is modified, it is copied.  Every time an actual action
argument is supplied, the current arghandling is saved away.


Does that help ?  Catch me on irc if you have more questions (Diziet
on oftc/freenode.)

Ian.

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[Bug 1175557] Re: adt-run fulfills dependencies with --built-tree contrary to the manpage

[Ian Jackson]

Martin Pitt writes ("[Bug 1175557] Re: adt-run fulfills dependencies with 
--built-tree contrary to the manpage"):
> oh, you are listening here, nice!

Sure.  To be honest I'm not doing very much but I can try to clear up
any misunderstandings and help explain the tangles in my code...

> I'd appreciate if you could review
> http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=autopkgtest/autopkgtest.git;a=commitdiff;h=0dcce04
> ; I'm fairly sure that this reflects how adt-run currently works, and
> that it mostly makes sense that way. If you think the behaviour is
> actually wrong, and the previous manpage was right, please let me know.

Your new text is generally right.  The --apt-source option postdates
me so I don't know that your text for that is right.  The old text for
--built-tree is wrong.

| .TP
| .BR -B " | " --no-built-binaries
|-Specifies that all built binaries should be ignored completely;
|-equivalent to
|+Specifies that all built binaries from source packages should be ignored
|+completely, and dependencies are satisfied with packages from the archive. 
Note
|+that packages still get built if a test requires
|+\fBbuild-needed\fR. Equivalent to

Of course it isn't quite right to say "from the archive"; they might
come from *.deb command line arguments too.

Regards,
Ian.

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[Bug 1175557] Re: adt-run fulfills dependencies with --built-tree contrary to the manpage

[Ian Jackson]

Martin Pitt writes ("[Bug 1175557] Re: adt-run fulfills dependencies with 
--built-tree contrary to the manpage"):
> I'm trying to understand how these arguments actually work, keeping my
> notes here. Probably not interesting to anyone else, but maybe for me
> for future reference.

Do you want me to try to explain how I think they're supposed to
work ?

Ian.

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[Bug 1212208] Re: quilt patches are not applied during --unbuilt-tree build

[Ian Jackson]

Martin Pitt writes ("[Bug 1212208] Re: quilt patches are not applied during 
--unbuilt-tree build"):
> ** Changed in: autopkgtest (Ubuntu)
>Status: New => Triaged

Certainly applying quilt patches by default is entirely wrong.  What
if you want to use adt-run to see whether a particular patch is still
needed, for example ?

I guess it would be fine to warn about unapplied patches.

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[Bug 1169604] Re: set permission to og+rx on working directory to allow test execution by any user

[Ian Jackson]

Jean-Baptiste Lallement writes ("[Bug 1169604] Re: set permission to og+rx on 
working directory to allow test execution by any user"):
> The case I'm trying to address, is a test running as root to prepare the
> test environment (for example start/stop services) then drop privileges
> to another user with 'su' to run the actual testsuite.

The current metadata doesn't support ordering or mutual dependencies
between tests, so you have other problems too I think.

But in your particular case, you can have your prep make a temporary
directory owned by the user.

Ian.

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Re: [Bug 1169604] [NEW] set permission to og+rx on working directory to allow test execution by any user

[Ian Jackson]

Jean-Baptiste Lallement writes ("[Bug 1169604] [NEW] set permission to og+rx on 
working directory to allow test execution by any user"):
> Public bug reported:
> 
> adt-run creates a working directory with mktemp in /tmp/ e.g /tmp/tmp.XX 
> which is set to the default permissions u+rwx.
> This makes impossible to execute tests with another user than the user who 
> started the tests or root.
> 
> permissions should be changed to og+rx for this directory.

Simply changing the permissions is not correct.  Tests might contain
confidential information, and the test runner might be running on a
system which is doing other work.

If it is necessary for a test to share information between multiple
non-root users, it should create a suitable Unix group, or something.

What are you trying to do ?

Ian.

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[Bug 107023] Re: cfdisk complains about auto-resize generated setup

[Ian Jackson]

Phillip Susi writes ("[Bug 107023] Re: cfdisk complains about auto-resize 
generated setup"):
> This is easy to reproduce by simply creating two logical partitions out
> of order.  This is an error in cfdisk not parted.
> 
> ** Changed in: parted (Ubuntu)
>Status: Triaged => Invalid

I think the status in util-linux should therefore be Confirmed ?

Colin has posted the offending bit of code.  Maybe it needs to be
simply removed, but someone will have to look at the rest of the
cfdisk code to check it doesn't rely on this inaccurate assumption.  I
suspect it probably does.

Ian.

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[Bug 865515] Re: virtual machines should not have nat on servers

[Ian Jackson]

Serge Hallyn writes ("[Bug 865515] Re: virtual machines should not have nat on 
servers"):
> How would you suggest configuring out of the box on install for a
> server?

eth0 should be bridged.  Specifically, for a vm host, the primary
network interface (by which I mean the one used for the original
installation, and set up automatically by the installer) should be
enslaved to a new bridge.

> I don't believe it is reasonable to assume we can bridge eth0 and have
> that be the right thing to do.

On a server VM host system with one in-use network interface, it is
exactly the right thing to do.

>  Perhaps we could find the nic for the default route, but that could
> be fragile especially in esoteric setups.

If there are multiple in-service network interfaces then obviously
we don't know what to do.  In that case the software shouldn't do
anything automatically.  

But that's OK because if there are multiple in-service network
interfaces on a server, the admin has _already_ done some manual
setup.  So they will know how they want to organise the VM networking
and it is fine to expect them to tell the VM system what to do.  

Specifically, in that case it is fine for the VM setup to ask them
"please tell me which bridge to use".

> Also, adding a NATed bridge is safe to do at any time, but taking the
> primary nic and turning it into a bridge during upgrade is not safe.

The question of what to do during upgrade, and what to do during
install, are somewhat different.

> Is there an alternative?
> 
> ** Changed in: libvirt (Ubuntu)
>Status: Confirmed => Incomplete

Can you please stop changing the status of this bug ?

Ian.


** Changed in: libvirt (Ubuntu)
   Status: Incomplete => Confirmed

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[Bug 865515] Re: virtual machines should not have nat on servers

[Ian Jackson]

Serge Hallyn writes ("[Bug 865515] Re: virtual machines should not have nat on 
servers"):
> Agreed the default isn't ideal for servers, but I'm not convinced there
> is a good wya to set up a works-everywhere ideal solution for servers.
> I would assume that any site which cares enough about the network
> performance to object to a NATed bridge would have serveral NICs, some
> perhaps bonded - and leaving configuration to the admin is best.

The problem with NAT is not performance, it is the unwanted address
translation.  In a server setup, you want a simple bridge.  The
individual VMs will be allocated their own real addresses (either by
the local dhcp server, or statically) just as you would with a
physical server.

Ian.


** Changed in: libvirt (Ubuntu)
   Status: Incomplete => Confirmed

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[Bug 33832] Re: Get browser startpage translated

[Ian Jackson]

** Changed in: mozilla-firefox-locale-all (Ubuntu)
 Assignee: Ian Jackson (ijackson) => (unassigned)

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[Bug 802626] lvm hangs: watershed and environment

[Ian Jackson]

Another possible cause of problems is that, due to the use of
watershed, DM_COOKIE is not passed to the actual invocation of
vgchange, or vgchange is run fewer times than expected.

watershed considers two identical command lines with different
environments coalescable.  So if you run
  watershed vgchange -a y &
  DM_COOKIE=A watershed vgchange -a y &
  DM_COOKIE=B watershed vgchange -a y &
vgchange may see any subset (by DM_COOKIE setting) of the calls.

I don't know the innards of the lvm/udev plumbing well enough to know
if this is going to be a problem, but from the descriptions in this
bug it seems it might be.

Of course simply removing the use of watershed, or manually putting
the cookie in the watershed command-id (or on the watershed command
line, for the same effect), will with the current udev rules result in
lots of serialised invocations of vgscan.

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[Bug 803488] Re: [Oneiric] Load xen_blkback and xen_netback on startup

[Ian Jackson]

Dave Walker writes ("[Bug 803488] Re: [Oneiric] Load xen_blkback and 
xen_netback on startup"):
> I think I was confused on what the proposed Oneiric resolution was.  I
> thought it was being suggested that adding the two modprobes to the init
> script would be a suitable resolution.
> 
> Looking at the current archive package for modprobes it contains:
> ./debian/xen-utils-common.xend.init:  modprobe xenfs 2>/dev/null
> ./debian/xen-utils-common.xend.init:  modprobe xen-evtchn 2>/dev/null
> 
> Therefore the requirement is to add xen_blkback & xen_netback (and drop
> it for P-Series).

Yes, that was my understanding.  I'm confident that this will be a
safe fix.  It will only affect people who have xen-utils-common
installed, of course, and those people are presumably intending to run
Xen and do need those modules loaded.

Ian.

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[Bug 865502] Re: virtualisation host task does not install xen

[Ian Jackson]

Dave Walker writes ("[Bug 865502] Re: virtualisation host task does not install 
xen"):
> Thanks for raising this bug.. I think it's reasonable to have a Xen UDS
> session for P-series, which this could fit nicely into. I'm going to
> mark this bug Invalid, but I certainly agree that Xen discoverability
> needs to be improved.  The UDS session should address this.

At the very least the description of this task needs to be improved,
then, to explain that it doesn't include Xen.

In particular, an effect of selecting this option is to install
libvirt which then has a detrimental effect on the default networking
behaviour of Xen guests (LP#865515).

Xen server admins should be _discouraged_ from installing this task,
because doing so brings them into the scope of 865515.

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[Bug 865515] Re: virtual machines should not have nat on servers

[Ian Jackson]

Dave Walker writes ("[Bug 865515] Re: virtual machines should not have nat on 
servers"):
> @Ian, If i understand the bug report correctly, this would seem to be a
> generic bug regarding the default networking option setup as part of
> libvirt.  If this is the case, I agree it's not a great ideal for
> servers - but also not an unreasonable default for the platform as a
> whole use case.

I agree with this.  But the default should be different for servers
and desktops/laptops.

> I haven't checked for other virtulisation methods, but I imagine it is
> similar.  It is easy enough to provide a chosen networking model, so I'm
> not fully convinced this is a valid bug.

The existence of virbr0 convinces the Xen startup script, in the
default configuration, not to do its own networking arrangements.
Instead, since there is already a bridge, it causes all the VMs to use
it, on the principle that if there is a bridge it should probably be
used.

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[Bug 803488] Re: [Oneiric] Load xen_blkback and xen_netback on startup

[Ian Jackson]

Dave Walker writes ("[Bug 803488] Re: [Oneiric] Load xen_blkback and 
xen_netback on startup"):
> ** Changed in: xen-common (Ubuntu Oneiric)
>Importance: Wishlist => Medium
> 
> ** Changed in: xen-common (Ubuntu Oneiric)
>  Assignee: (unassigned) => Dave Walker (davewalker)
> 
> ** Changed in: xen-common (Ubuntu Oneiric)
> Milestone: None => ubuntu-11.10
> 
> ** Tags added: server-o-rs

Thanks a lot!

Ian.

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[Bug 803488] Re: [Oneiric] Load xen_blkback and xen_netback on startup

[Ian Jackson]

I will see about getting this bug escalated.  I think it should be fixed
for oneiric and the fix is trivial and low-risk.

** Changed in: xen-common (Ubuntu)
   Status: Triaged => Confirmed

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[Bug 803488] Re: [Oneiric] Load xen_blkback and xen_netback on startup

[Ian Jackson]

For oneiric, this should be fixed in the xend init script in the xen-
utils-common package, not in the xen-common package (I'm not sure what
that is).

The ultimate fix is in the kernel, which should do this automatically.
That's commit 149bb2fab547253e6359e76f1b86b95247110e68 in the kernel git
tree.  So an alternative fix for oneiric is to backport that.  (Which
may also involve backporting cc85e93342c030f8ba07f572afa159ec4518231f.)

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[Bug 865515] [NEW] virtual machines should not have nat on servers

[Ian Jackson]

Public bug reported:

When installing a machine which is to be a VM host, it is necessary to
make arrangements for the networking for the VMs.  By default at the
moment this is done by having libvirt create a "virbr0" bridge.  The
physical network interface is not enslaved to this bridge.  Instead, all
of the VM's traffic is routed, and natted, through the host.

This is appropriate for a laptop and perhaps for some desktops.  It's
definitely not appropriate for servers.  For servers, the physical
interface should be enslaved to the bridge; the networking parameters in
/etc/network/interfaces should be applied to the bridge, and VMs should
speak directly (ie, bridged) to the local LAN.  (By default.)  Ideally
this should be done by having the bridge be set up by ifup ie configured
in /etc/network/interfaces.

Apologies for not knowing exactly the right package for this bug report.

** Affects: ubuntu-virt (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 865502] [NEW] virtualisation host task does not install xen

[Ian Jackson]

Public bug reported:

When installing oneiric with the "virtualisation host" task, the Xen
hypervisor and tools (perhaps, via the xen-hypervisor metapackage)
should be automatically installed as well as the kvm (libvirt).

** Affects: ubuntu-virt (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 125017] Re: change defaults for dialup default route and nameservers

[Ian Jackson]

Pedro Villavicencio writes ("[Bug 125017] Re: change defaults for dialup 
default route and nameservers"):
> Thanks for the report Ian Jackson , It has been a long time without any
> comment or a duplicate in this bug report and It is possible that the
> bug has been fixed. May you please try to reproduce it with the latest
> Stable Release of Ubuntu the Natty Narwhal and add the respective
> comments to the report? You can learn how to get that release at
> http://www.ubuntu.com/download . Thanks again and we appreciate your
> help.

I don't have time to try to repro this problem and I don't have an
Ubuntu install to hand to see if it is still there.

However, anyone with an Ubuntu install should be able to trivially see
whether the bug still exists.

Ian.

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[Bug 54925] Re: ping provides vague message `Packet filtered'

[Ian Jackson]

Josh writes ("[Bug 54925] Re: ping provides vague message `Packet filtered'"):
> Ping only knows that the packet was filtered, it doesn't know why and it
> is not Ping's job to figure out why the packet was filtered.

You are entirely wrong.  ping has the complete ICMP unreachable
packet, with the reason code, as my tcpdump demonstrates.  Please also
read the references I gave.

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[Bug 678201] Re: nautlius lockup with jpg-named svgs referring to svgs

[Ian Jackson]

** Attachment added: "Tarball of jpg and svgs for repro"
   https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/678201/+attachment/1740463/+files/iwj.tar

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[Bug 678201] [NEW] nautlius lockup with jpg-named svgs referring to svgs

[Ian Jackson]

Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: nautilus

To reproduce:

1. Create a directory /home/ceb/Desktop/iwj
2. Put the files from the attached tarball into it
3. Open the directory in Nautilus
4. Double-click on outline3.jpg

Observed behaviour: nautilus locks up; this window and all other file
manager windows become unresponsive.  Recovery is possible by running
"killall nautilus" in a terminal window.

Expected behaviour: the file is opened with image viewer.

Note that outline[23].jpg are actually svgs.  I don't know whether that
is related to the problem.

Bugs 305546 and 409409 seem to be related to this one.  I doubt that
nautilus itself is actually at fault.  Here are the versions of librsvg:

cla...@felix:~/Desktop/iwj$ dpkg -l '*rsvg*'
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=Not/Inst/Cfg-files/Unpacked/Failed-cfg/Half-inst/trig-aWait/Trig-pend
|/ Err?=(none)/Reinst-required (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
||/ Name Version  Description
+++---
ii  librsvg2-2   2.26.3-0ubuntu1  SAX-based renderer library for SVG files 
(runtim
un  librsvg2-bin(no description available)
ii  librsvg2-common  2.26.3-0ubuntu1  SAX-based renderer library for SVG files 
(extra 
ii  librsvg2-dbg 2.26.3-0ubuntu1  SAX-based renderer library for SVG files 
(debug)
un  librsvg2.0-cil  (no description available)
ii  python-rsvg  2.30.0-0ubuntu1  Python bindings for the RSVG library
cla...@felix:~/Desktop/iwj$

ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
Package: nautilus 1:2.30.1-0ubuntu1.1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.32-25.45-generic 2.6.32.21+drm33.7
Uname: Linux 2.6.32-25-generic i686
NonfreeKernelModules: wl
Architecture: i386
Date: Sun Nov 21 17:33:42 2010
ProcEnviron:
 LANG=en_GB.utf8
 SHELL=/bin/bash
SourcePackage: nautilus

** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New


** Tags: apport-bug i386 lucid

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[Bug 521765] [NEW] update-manager silently ignores HTTP 403 on meta-release

[Ian Jackson]

Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: update-manager

I was attempting to use update-manager to upgrade a hardy desktop i386
install to intrepid.  We enabled "show updates to normal releases" and
did "check for updates" but no new release was advertised.

On checking the log on the squid web cache on the local LAN to see what
update-manager was trying to download, I saw this:

1266165386.331 24 172.18.45.45 TCP_DENIED/403 1584 GET
http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/meta-release - NONE/- text/html

Ie, the a mistake in my proxy configuration was preventing update-
manager from fetching the meta-release file (although the ordinary
upgrade files were fine).

The bug I am reporting here is that update-manager should have
complained, with an error message of some kind, about the 403 HTTP error
fetching the meta-release file.  The user needs to know the difference
between "there is no new release available" and "the update system is
broken".

Steps to reproduce:
 * install squid on a convenient machine on the LAN
 * configure squid to deny requests to changelogs.ubuntu.com
 * install hardy, configuring it to use a squid proxy
 * run update-manager from the command line or menu
 * say "check for updates"
 * observe that the upgrade to Intrepid is not offered and no error message is 
displayed

** Affects: update-manager (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 145247] Re: manual partitoning resize lvm lv does not work

[Ian Jackson]

There is no reason to think that this bug is not also present in current
Ubuntu releases. I don't have the facilities for reproducing it here
right now (I'm at Debconf) but the information I provided should be
sufficient to either reproduce (and hence confirm) the bug, or to
demonstrate that it has been fixed.

** Changed in: partman-lvm (Ubuntu)
   Status: Incomplete => New

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[Bug 145225] Re: searches for codecs when none can be found and not necessary

[Ian Jackson]

There is no reason to think that this bug is not also present in current
Ubuntu releases. I don't have the facilities for reproducing it here
right now (I'm at Debconf) but the information I provided should be
sufficient to either reproduce (and hence confirm) the bug, or to
demonstrate that it has been fixed.

** Changed in: gnash (Ubuntu)
   Status: Incomplete => New

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[Bug 107032] Re: iso image search repetition unavoidable (expert mode)

[Ian Jackson]

There is no reason to think that this bug is not also present in current
Ubuntu releases.  I don't have the facilities for reproducing it here
right now (I'm at Debconf) but the information I provided should be
sufficient to either reproduce (and hence confirm) the bug, or to
demonstrate that it has been fixed.

** Changed in: iso-scan (Ubuntu)
   Status: Incomplete => New

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[Bug 107028] Re: reinstall grub option makes other installs unbootable

[Ian Jackson]

There is no reason to think that this bug does not exist in current
Ubuntu releases.  As I understand it the design has not changed, and the
problem is caused by the design.

** Changed in: rescue (Ubuntu)
   Status: Incomplete => Confirmed

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Re: [Bug 151325] Re: scrollback gesture should be disabled

[Ian Jackson]

Martin Mai writes ("[Bug 151325] Re: scrollback gesture should be disabled"):
> Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
> Ubuntu better. You reported this bug a while ago and there hasn't been
> any activity in it recently. We were wondering if this is still an issue
> for you. Can you try with the latest Ubuntu release? Thanks in advance.

I don't have an Ubuntu install to hand right now as I write this email
but this should be easy enough to reproduce.

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Re: [Bug 64490] Re: Assertion `dependtry <= 4' failed.

[Ian Jackson]

*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 46530 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/46530

Matt Zimmerman writes ("[Bug 64490] Re: Assertion `dependtry <= 4' failed."):
> *** This bug is a duplicate of bug 46530 ***
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/46530

It is not normally correct to mark bugs as duplicate in this case,
simply because it's the same assertion that failed.  There may be many
causes for this: there is a wide opportunity for any errors in the
dependency management code to result in this assertion.

The correct approach to debugging it is:

 * Get the /var/lib/dpkg from the offending system.  Normally
   when this bug triggers, running
  dpkg --configure --pending
   with that /var/lib/dpkg will reproduce the bug.

 * Check whether the version in Debian sid has the same bug.
   There have been several such bugs fixed in sid recently.

 * If the version in Debian _does_ have the same bug please
   file the bug in Debian too and also bring it to my attention by
   emailing me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]  I will prepare a fix.

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Re: [Bug 41624] Re: Replaying journals of other OS's filesystems, by mounting them, is unsafe

[Ian Jackson]

Phillip Susi writes ("[Bug 41624] Re: Replaying journals of other OS's 
filesystems, by mounting them, is unsafe"):
> Which kernel you are using does not really matter because the linux
> kernel developers consider this to be working as intended.  I have tried
> arguing with the on the LKML a few times with no success.  They seem to
> think that the read only mount flag does not mean "do not write to this
> disk" but rather "do not allow files to be opened for write access".

Phillip is correct.

> If we want this fixed, we're going to have to fix it ourselves it looks
> like.

I think we should do so.

Just this week I was helping someone recover a machine which was
already damaged at the time and was made worse when they typed
   mount -o ro /dev/mapper/volumegroup-logicalvolume-real /mnt
which causes ext3 to write the journal back into the snapshotted
volume bypassing the LVM system.

You can say "don't do that then" but
   mount -o ro
is exactly what every administrator reaches for in time of trouble,
and they expect it to do no harm.

Ian.

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[Bug 104553] Re: upgrade failed when fontconfig cache dirs are newer than system date

[Ian Jackson]

I just had exactly the same experience as jeroenvrp, and thanks to
finding this report I was able to work around the problem.  It's clear
that fontconfig fails to deal properly with font directory timestamps in
the future, so I'm setting this bug to Confirmed.

Also, the error message is deeply unhelpful.

** Changed in: fontconfig (Ubuntu)
   Status: Incomplete => Confirmed

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[Bug 2993] Re: Profile Screen does not come up on First Launch of Firefox

[Ian Jackson]

** Changed in: firefox (Ubuntu)
 Assignee: Ian Jackson (ijackson) => (unassigned)

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[Bug 31746] Re: Impossible to use multiple profiles at the same time

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** Changed in: firefox
 Assignee: Ian Jackson (ijackson) => (unassigned)

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[Bug 132473] Re: [gutsy] network-manager i have to manually configure wpa/2 enterprise every time to connect

[Ian Jackson]

** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
 Assignee: Ubuntu Core Development Team (ubuntu-core-dev) => (unassigned)

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[Bug 26037] Re: Download manager empty

[Ian Jackson]

** Changed in: firefox (Ubuntu)
 Assignee: Ian Jackson (ijackson) => (unassigned)

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[Bug 156972] autopkgtest gutsy ghostscript-doc amd64: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/ghostscript
 importance high
 # version 8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187-0ubuntu3

 Test executed for:  gutsy  binary-amd64  ghostscript-doc
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/ghostscript-doc/src/ghostscript-doc.deb deb:ghostscript-doc 
ghostscript-doc
  badpkg: installation of ghostscript-doc failed, exit code 100
  quitting: erroneous package: installation of ghostscript-doc failed, exit 
code 100
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
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The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

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++
++ selecting ++
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Package: ghostscript-doc
Priority: optional
Section: text
Installed-Size: 8404
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Masayuki Hatta (mhatta) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Architecture: all
Source: ghostscript
Version: 8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187-0ubuntu3
Depends: ghostscript (>= 8.60)
Conflicts: ghostscript (<< 8.60)
Filename: 
pool/main/g/ghostscript/ghostscript-doc_8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187-0ubuntu3_all.deb
Size: 2641772
MD5sum: 9d4fab4a72da7dc8b2d445147e9fed0c
SHA1: 240d565f63abd902b89a841dc3edde52910baadf
SHA256: 4a9004722f47cdff9777f7600261660d4cf39b56c2b0613d90f58ea75617dd2d
Description: The GPL Ghostscript PostScript/PDF interpreter - Documentation
 Ghostscript is used for PostScript/PDF preview and printing.  Usually as
 a back-end to a program such as ghostview, it can display PostScript and PDF
 documents in an X11 environment.
 .
 The Ghostscript home page is at http://www.ghostscript.com/
 .
 This package contains the documentation of Ghostscript. As this documentation
 is only interesting for printer driver developers or advanced users, it is
 in this separate package which can be left out in space-restricted
 installations, like for example live CDs.
Bugs: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Origin: Ubuntu

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 ++
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tmp/ghostscript-doc/out --log-file tmp/ghostscript-doc/log --summary 
tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --binaries=install --binary 
tmp/ghostscript-doc/src/ghostscript-doc.deb --instantiate --- adt-virt-xenlvm 
--userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_forbuilds=install pkg=ghostscript-doc 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/ghostscript-doc/src/ghostscript-doc.deb:tmp/ghostscript-doc/src/ghostscript-doc.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace:  builds done.
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  tests ...
adt-run: trace:  test deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_fortests=install pkg=ghostscript-doc 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/ghostscript-doc/src/ghostscript-doc.deb:tmp/ghostscript-doc/src/ghostscript-doc.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  test instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace: ** reset **
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-r

[Bug 156971] autopkgtest gutsy ghostscript: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/ghostscript
 importance high
 # version 8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187-0ubuntu3

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  ghostscript
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/ghostscript/src/ghostscript_8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187-0ubuntu3.dsc 
dsc:ghostscript
  badpkg: build-depends install failed, exit code 1
  quitting: erroneous package: build-depends install failed, exit code 1
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
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to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
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The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

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in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
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Package: ghostscript
Binary: ghostscript-x, ghostscript, gs-gpl, libgs8, gs, gs-common, 
libgs-esp-dev, gs-esp, libgs-dev, gs-esp-x, ghostscript-doc, gs-aladdin
Version: 8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187-0ubuntu3
Priority: optional
Section: text
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Masayuki Hatta (mhatta) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: autoconf, automaken, debhelper (>= 4.0.0), dpatch, freeglut3-dev 
| libglut-dev, libjpeg-dev, libpaper-dev, libpng-dev, libz-dev, libxt-dev, 
libxext-dev, libx11-dev, gcc-3.4 [s390], libcupsys2-dev (>= 1.2), 
libcupsimage2-dev (>= 1.1.20final+rc1-4), libice-dev, libsm-dev, pkg-config, 
libfontconfig1-dev, cdbs
Architecture: any
Standards-Version: 3.7.2
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/g/ghostscript
Files:
 8335f8e836d032d326d151d1d06ce659 1219 
ghostscript_8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187-0ubuntu3.dsc
 7eadf4f53880e96a3846bd318a19d4c6 11689594 
ghostscript_8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187.orig.tar.gz
 f9194e44c01533cccfee608b4cc8e471 40900 
ghostscript_8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187-0ubuntu3.diff.gz
Uploaders: Torsten Landschoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jonas Smedegaard <[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]>

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 ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/ghostscript/ghostscript_8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187-0ubuntu3.diff.gz
 ++
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+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/ghostscript/tmp --output-dir tmp/ghostscript/out 
--log-file tmp/ghostscript/log --summary tmp/_summary 
--built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/ghostscript/src/ghostscript_8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187-0ubuntu3.dsc --- 
adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156949] autopkgtest gutsy minicom: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/minicom
 importance high
 # version 2.2-5

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  minicom
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/minicom/src/minicom_2.2-5.dsc dsc:minicom
  badpkg: rules build failed with exit code 2
  quitting: erroneous package: rules build failed with exit code 2
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/source/Sources.gz ++
++ selecting ++
selected minicom (age , score 28453460)

Package: minicom
Binary: minicom
Version: 2.2-5
Priority: optional
Section: comm
Maintainer: Martin A. Godisch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: autotools-dev, gettext, libncurses5-dev
Architecture: any
Standards-Version: 3.7.2
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/m/minicom
Files:
 407ac83724514baf472b19a31d81f04b 624 minicom_2.2-5.dsc
 13933c8777839f00e3730df23599dc93 720536 minicom_2.2.orig.tar.gz
 ff4c8e724162e01df47be5e43939dacc 12153 minicom_2.2-5.diff.gz
Uploaders: Jordi Mallach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/m/minicom/minicom_2.2-5.dsc ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/m/minicom/minicom_2.2.orig.tar.gz 
++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/m/minicom/minicom_2.2-5.diff.gz 
++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/minicom/tmp --output-dir tmp/minicom/out --log-file 
tmp/minicom/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/minicom/src/minicom_2.2-5.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156951] autopkgtest gutsy openjade: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/openjade
 importance high
 # version 1.4devel1-18build1

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  openjade
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/openjade/src/openjade_1.4devel1-18build1.dsc dsc:openjade
  badpkg: rules build failed with exit code 2
  quitting: erroneous package: rules build failed with exit code 2
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/source/Sources.gz ++
++ selecting ++
selected openjade (age , score 28450120)

Package: openjade
Binary: openjade, libostyle1c2, libostyle-dev
Version: 1.4devel1-18build1
Priority: optional
Section: text
Maintainer: Neil Roeth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: libosp-dev (>= 1.5.1.0-2.1), debhelper (>= 4.1.75), 
autotools-dev, gettext, dh-buildinfo
Architecture: any
Standards-Version: 3.7.2
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/o/openjade
Files:
 b103e73076e85cd66a03daaae89584a5 685 openjade_1.4devel1-18build1.dsc
 8cfeb179e6451a2b31e5efdb4b4be70a 676095 openjade_1.4devel1.orig.tar.gz
 2b7aa0cf11cfb6abb5fcdae67d6998f3 641830 openjade_1.4devel1-18build1.diff.gz

++ fetching 
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 ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openjade/openjade_1.4devel1.orig.tar.gz
 ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openjade/openjade_1.4devel1-18build1.diff.gz
 ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/openjade/tmp --output-dir tmp/openjade/out --log-file 
tmp/openjade/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/openjade/src/openjade_1.4devel1-18build1.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv 
--distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156950] autopkgtest gutsy nant: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/nant
 importance high
 # version 0.85-1

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  nant
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/nant/src/nant_0.85-1.dsc dsc:nant
  badpkg: rules build failed with exit code 2
  quitting: erroneous package: rules build failed with exit code 2
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/source/Sources.gz ++
++ selecting ++
selected nant (age , score 28450870)

Package: nant
Binary: nant
Version: 0.85-1
Priority: optional
Section: devel
Maintainer: Dave Beckett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 5)
Build-Depends-Indep: mono-mcs (>= 1.1.6) | c-sharp-compiler, mono-gmcs, 
mono-gac, libmono-dev (>= 1.1.6), pkg-config, cli-common-dev (>= 0.4.4), 
dpatch, libnunit2.2-cil, libndoc-cil, libmono-winforms1.0-cil, 
libmono-winforms2.0-cil
Architecture: all
Standards-Version: 3.7.2
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/n/nant
Files:
 77e1c792d2344e8c4eabf76213976993 774 nant_0.85-1.dsc
 45ae065439b6cbc0e02051b855843f50 2130856 nant_0.85.orig.tar.gz
 61f3ab411ef9e2cc841e4b7ff4e67d5b 4555 nant_0.85-1.diff.gz

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nant/nant_0.85-1.dsc ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nant/nant_0.85.orig.tar.gz ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nant/nant_0.85-1.diff.gz ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/nant/tmp --output-dir tmp/nant/out --log-file 
tmp/nant/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/nant/src/nant_0.85-1.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156952] autopkgtest gutsy linux32 amd64: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/linux32
 importance high
 # version 1-3build1

 Test executed for:  gutsy  binary-amd64  linux32
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/linux32/src/linux32.deb deb:linux32 linux32
  badpkg: installation of linux32 failed, exit code 100
  quitting: erroneous package: installation of linux32 failed, exit code 100
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
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++
++ selecting ++
selected linux32 (age , score 28794510)

Package: linux32
Priority: extra
Section: utils
Installed-Size: 60
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Kurt Roeckx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Architecture: amd64
Version: 1-3build1
Depends: libc6 (>= 2.6-1)
Filename: pool/main/l/linux32/linux32_1-3build1_amd64.deb
Size: 5632
MD5sum: a4c9bfaa451986ba8518dc460572855e
SHA1: fe855fbc6fb880f26c725ceceec8cf88683f3729
SHA256: 938d12fb72c51ff208b9b23daf56c4e827c34cee68addfc437f93c55e5f761c7
Description: Wrapper to set the execution domain
 the linux32 tools allows 64bit systems with support for 32 bit
 applications to set the personality to the 32 bit native type.
 .
 For instance, on an amd64 or ia64 machine, commands run with this
 wrapper will think the machine type is i686, as returned by uname -m.
 .
 On systems without support for the PER_LINUX_32 execution domain, this
 program has no effect.
Bugs: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Origin: Ubuntu

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux32/linux32_1-3build1_amd64.deb
 ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/linux32/tmp --output-dir tmp/linux32/out --log-file 
tmp/linux32/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ 
--binaries=install --binary tmp/linux32/src/linux32.deb --instantiate --- 
adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_forbuilds=install pkg=linux32 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/linux32/src/linux32.deb:tmp/linux32/src/linux32.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace:  builds done.
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  tests ...
adt-run: trace:  test deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_fortests=install pkg=linux32 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/linux32/src/linux32.deb:tmp/linux32/src/linux32.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  test instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace: ** reset **
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156955] autopkgtest gutsy python-kde3: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/python-kde3
 importance high
 # version 3.16.0-0ubuntu14

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  python-kde3
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/python-kde3/src/python-kde3_3.16.0-0ubuntu14.dsc 
dsc:python-kde3
  badpkg: rules build failed with exit code 2
  quitting: erroneous package: rules build failed with exit code 2
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/source/Sources.gz ++
++ selecting ++
selected python-kde3 (age , score 28432790)

Package: python-kde3
Binary: python-kde3, python-kde3-dev, python-kde3-dbg, python-kde3-doc
Version: 3.16.0-0ubuntu14
Priority: optional
Section: python
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Ricardo Javier Cardenes Medina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 5.0.37.2), libqt3-mt-dev (>= 3:3.3.7-1ubuntu2), 
qt3-dev-tools (>= 3:3.1.1-2), qt3-apps-dev (>= 3:3.1.1-2), 
libqt3-compat-headers (>= 3:3.1.1-2), python-all-dev, python-all-dbg, sip4 (>= 
4.7), python-sip4-dev (>= 4.5-0ubuntu2), python-qt3 (>= 3.17.3-1ubuntu1), 
python-qt3-dbg, python-qt-dev (>= 3.17.3-1ubuntu1), kdelibs4-dev (>= 4:3.5.6), 
python-central (>= 0.5.0), konsole (>= 4:3.5.6), dpatch
Architecture: any
Standards-Version: 3.7.2
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/p/python-kde3
Files:
 cdd50cdb1a3a94e796c0dda9b8420f4a 1207 python-kde3_3.16.0-0ubuntu14.dsc
 92fa0f7d6063dc2aad97d5302975ca76 1618988 python-kde3_3.16.0.orig.tar.gz
 3ba13eb3e813041b57ecacba08098c64 15903 python-kde3_3.16.0-0ubuntu14.diff.gz
Uploaders: Torsten Marek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Python-Version: all

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/python-kde3/python-kde3_3.16.0-0ubuntu14.dsc
 ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/python-kde3/python-kde3_3.16.0.orig.tar.gz
 ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/python-kde3/python-kde3_3.16.0-0ubuntu14.diff.gz
 ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/python-kde3/tmp --output-dir tmp/python-kde3/out 
--log-file tmp/python-kde3/log --summary tmp/_summary 
--built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/python-kde3/src/python-kde3_3.16.0-0ubuntu14.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm 
--userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156954] autopkgtest gutsy mdadm amd64: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/mdadm
 importance high
 # version 2.6.2-1ubuntu2

 Test executed for:  gutsy  binary-amd64  mdadm
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/mdadm/src/mdadm.deb deb:mdadm mdadm
  badpkg: installation of mdadm failed, exit code 100
  quitting: erroneous package: installation of mdadm failed, exit code 100
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz 
++
++ selecting ++
selected mdadm (age , score 28707120)

Package: mdadm
Priority: optional
Section: admin
Installed-Size: 608
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Debian mdadm maintainers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Architecture: amd64
Version: 2.6.2-1ubuntu2
Replaces: mdctl
Depends: libc6 (>= 2.6), makedev, debconf (>= 0.5) | debconf-2.0, lsb-base (>= 
3.1-6), udev (>= 113-0ubuntu1), initramfs-tools (>> 0.85eubuntu11), debconf (>= 
1.4.72)
Recommends: mail-transport-agent, module-init-tools
Conflicts: mdctl (<< 0.7.2), raidtools2 (<< 1.00.3-12.1)
Filename: pool/main/m/mdadm/mdadm_2.6.2-1ubuntu2_amd64.deb
Size: 219412
MD5sum: 1560f4384cc8798b29cedd4ce2317293
SHA1: 5cff6db38b26ba1bef62ce3820a5ff8d8ac3cb49
SHA256: 570012717c6288c5837e0449e72b7cb2db33a8111be2c2e2649936ac0ff8383b
Description: tool to administer Linux MD arrays (software RAID)
 mdadm is a program that can be used to create, manage, and monitor MD
 arrays (e.g. software RAID, multipath devices).
 .
 This package automatically configures mdadm to assemble arrays during the
 system startup process. If not needed, this functionally can be disabled.
Bugs: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Origin: Ubuntu

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/m/mdadm/mdadm_2.6.2-1ubuntu2_amd64.deb
 ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/mdadm/tmp --output-dir tmp/mdadm/out --log-file 
tmp/mdadm/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ 
--binaries=install --binary tmp/mdadm/src/mdadm.deb --instantiate --- 
adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_forbuilds=install pkg=mdadm 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/mdadm/src/mdadm.deb:tmp/mdadm/src/mdadm.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace:  builds done.
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  tests ...
adt-run: trace:  test deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_fortests=install pkg=mdadm 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/mdadm/src/mdadm.deb:tmp/mdadm/src/mdadm.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  test instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace: ** reset **
File descriptor 6 left open
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adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156953] autopkgtest gutsy pychecker: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/pychecker
 importance high
 # version 0.8.17-3

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  pychecker
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/pychecker/src/pychecker_0.8.17-3.dsc dsc:pychecker
  badpkg: rules build failed with exit code 2
  quitting: erroneous package: rules build failed with exit code 2
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/source/Sources.gz ++
++ selecting ++
selected pychecker (age , score 28433660)

Package: pychecker
Binary: pychecker
Version: 0.8.17-3
Priority: optional
Section: devel
Maintainer: Kenneth J. Pronovici <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: python-support (>= 0.3), debhelper (>= 5.0.37.2)
Architecture: all
Standards-Version: 3.7.2
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/p/pychecker
Files:
 c14f5499db2d94a5c038ea797cf0a7bc 610 pychecker_0.8.17-3.dsc
 9d2a2d62b368ce503830f830a89bd230 130689 pychecker_0.8.17.orig.tar.gz
 5f3d41097065b315477e7b7fd1360441 13056 pychecker_0.8.17-3.diff.gz

++ fetching 
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++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/pychecker/pychecker_0.8.17.orig.tar.gz
 ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/pychecker/pychecker_0.8.17-3.diff.gz
 ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/pychecker/tmp --output-dir tmp/pychecker/out --log-file 
tmp/pychecker/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/pychecker/src/pychecker_0.8.17-3.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv 
--distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
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adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156956] autopkgtest gutsy time: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/time
 importance high
 # version 1.7-21build1

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  time
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/time/src/time_1.7-21build1.dsc dsc:time
  badpkg: build-depends install failed, exit code 1
  quitting: erroneous package: build-depends install failed, exit code 1
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/source/Sources.gz ++
++ selecting ++
selected time (age , score 28394180)

Package: time
Binary: time
Version: 1.7-21build1
Priority: standard
Section: utils
Maintainer: Tollef Fog Heen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>> 4.1.0), texi2html, texinfo, automaken, cdbs
Architecture: any
Standards-Version: 3.6.1.0
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/t/time
Files:
 9a6d72508626b5d7ea8575dbbd2f63db 599 time_1.7-21build1.dsc
 e38d2b8b34b1ca259cf7b053caac32b3 103066 time_1.7.orig.tar.gz
 65c75608b4a7da4a438edef86df8ddb0 90205 time_1.7-21build1.diff.gz

++ fetching 
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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/t/time/time_1.7.orig.tar.gz ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/t/time/time_1.7-21build1.diff.gz 
++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/time/tmp --output-dir tmp/time/out --log-file 
tmp/time/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/time/src/time_1.7-21build1.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
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adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
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File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156957] autopkgtest gutsy multipath-tools amd64: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/multipath-tools
 importance high
 # version 0.4.7-2ubuntu3

 Test executed for:  gutsy  binary-amd64  multipath-tools
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/multipath-tools/src/multipath-tools.deb deb:multipath-tools 
multipath-tools
  badpkg: installation of multipath-tools failed, exit code 100
  quitting: erroneous package: installation of multipath-tools failed, exit 
code 100
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz 
++
++ selecting ++
selected multipath-tools (age , score 28342600)

Package: multipath-tools
Priority: extra
Section: admin
Installed-Size: 680
Maintainer: Fabio M. Di Nitto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Debian LVM Team <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Architecture: amd64
Version: 0.4.7-2ubuntu3
Depends: libc6 (>= 2.6-1), libdevmapper1.02.1, libncurses5 (>= 5.6), 
libreadline5 (>= 5.2), libsysfs2, udev (>> 0.086), initscripts (>= 2.85-16), 
dmsetup, sysv-rc (>= 2.86.ds1-14.1ubuntu2)
Suggests: sg3-utils
Conflicts: sg-utils
Filename: pool/main/m/multipath-tools/multipath-tools_0.4.7-2ubuntu3_amd64.deb
Size: 181572
MD5sum: 26de8dbad6db46b688da7d548f923686
SHA1: 5673c49f290be71d9c248a871e54c35c791fcbee
SHA256: c2c6a240274e868ac11908e93d6a401d3dc9c8800447aba89e81b2d7fd700873
Description: Command-line utilities for administering multipath disk access
 These tools are in charge of maintaining the disk multipath device maps and
 react to path and map events.
Bugs: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Origin: Ubuntu

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/m/multipath-tools/multipath-tools_0.4.7-2ubuntu3_amd64.deb
 ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/multipath-tools/tmp --output-dir 
tmp/multipath-tools/out --log-file tmp/multipath-tools/log --summary 
tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --binaries=install --binary 
tmp/multipath-tools/src/multipath-tools.deb --instantiate --- adt-virt-xenlvm 
--userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_forbuilds=install pkg=multipath-tools 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/multipath-tools/src/multipath-tools.deb:tmp/multipath-tools/src/multipath-tools.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace:  builds done.
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  tests ...
adt-run: trace:  test deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_fortests=install pkg=multipath-tools 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/multipath-tools/src/multipath-tools.deb:tmp/multipath-tools/src/multipath-tools.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  test instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace: ** reset **
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156958] autopkgtest gutsy tofrodos: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/tofrodos
 importance high
 # version 1.7.6-2

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  tofrodos
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/tofrodos/src/tofrodos_1.7.6-2.dsc dsc:tofrodos
  badpkg: rules build failed with exit code 2
  quitting: erroneous package: rules build failed with exit code 2
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/source/Sources.gz ++
++ selecting ++
selected tofrodos (age , score 28382420)

Package: tofrodos
Binary: tofrodos
Version: 1.7.6-2
Priority: optional
Section: utils
Maintainer: Florian Ernst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 5), dpatch
Architecture: any
Standards-Version: 3.6.2
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/t/tofrodos
Files:
 b95cd8cad67cfc497195d57a996c6011 569 tofrodos_1.7.6-2.dsc
 518b32d041879702e883f651c77c0fcc 89691 tofrodos_1.7.6.orig.tar.gz
 1ad7966870817abf085ecc8d3d3982bc 5077 tofrodos_1.7.6-2.diff.gz

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/t/tofrodos/tofrodos_1.7.6-2.dsc 
++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/t/tofrodos/tofrodos_1.7.6.orig.tar.gz
 ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/t/tofrodos/tofrodos_1.7.6-2.diff.gz 
++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/tofrodos/tmp --output-dir tmp/tofrodos/out --log-file 
tmp/tofrodos/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/tofrodos/src/tofrodos_1.7.6-2.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv 
--distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156959] autopkgtest gutsy acpi: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/acpi
 importance high
 # version 0.09-3ubuntu1

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  acpi
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/acpi/src/acpi_0.09-3ubuntu1.dsc dsc:acpi
  badpkg: build-depends install failed, exit code 1
  quitting: erroneous package: build-depends install failed, exit code 1
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/source/Sources.gz ++
++ selecting ++
selected acpi (age , score 28357950)

Package: acpi
Binary: acpi
Version: 0.09-3ubuntu1
Priority: optional
Section: utils
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 4), automaken, autoconf, help2man, dpkg-dev (>= 
1.9.0)
Architecture: i386 ia64 amd64 lpia
Standards-Version: 3.7.2
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/a/acpi
Files:
 b877c98dc8a36415d0f397f00788f8e1 763 acpi_0.09-3ubuntu1.dsc
 a5a70595834b487c3a2f9278a3d60768 83515 acpi_0.09.orig.tar.gz
 7d1f30766434602c62bd5e54255abd71 4387 acpi_0.09-3ubuntu1.diff.gz
Vcs-Svn: svn://svn.kitenet.net/joey/trunk/src/packages/acpi

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/a/acpi/acpi_0.09-3ubuntu1.dsc ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/a/acpi/acpi_0.09.orig.tar.gz ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/a/acpi/acpi_0.09-3ubuntu1.diff.gz 
++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/acpi/tmp --output-dir tmp/acpi/out --log-file 
tmp/acpi/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/acpi/src/acpi_0.09-3ubuntu1.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy 
--
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156961] autopkgtest gutsy powermanagement-interface amd64: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/powermanagement-interface
 importance high
 # version 0.3.17

 Test executed for:  gutsy  binary-amd64  powermanagement-interface
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/powermanagement-interface/src/powermanagement-interface.deb 
deb:powermanagement-interface powermanagement-interface
  badpkg: installation of powermanagement-interface failed, exit code 100
  quitting: erroneous package: installation of powermanagement-interface 
failed, exit code 100
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz 
++
++ selecting ++
selected powermanagement-interface (age , score 16529980)

Package: powermanagement-interface
Priority: optional
Section: admin
Installed-Size: 88
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Thom May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Architecture: amd64
Version: 0.3.17
Depends: acpi-support (>= 0.17)
Filename: 
pool/main/p/powermanagement-interface/powermanagement-interface_0.3.17_amd64.deb
Size: 12264
MD5sum: f0aac367351b70550465e918a734cdef
SHA1: edfbd4579091fb7d142db1c38a558d8229cfd7b0
SHA256: 7b68067c269a94650633af1f77f97a84e94956c4a108101148a05225226e0497
Description: platform neutral powermanagement interface
 Provides an abstracted layer above the platform specific power management
 interfaces, with a consistent API so that higher level tools can interact
 with those interfaces.
Bugs: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Origin: Ubuntu
Task: ubuntu-desktop, kubuntu-desktop, edubuntu-desktop, edubuntu-desktop-kde, 
xubuntu-desktop, gobuntu-desktop

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/powermanagement-interface/powermanagement-interface_0.3.17_amd64.deb
 ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/powermanagement-interface/tmp --output-dir 
tmp/powermanagement-interface/out --log-file tmp/powermanagement-interface/log 
--summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --binaries=install --binary 
tmp/powermanagement-interface/src/powermanagement-interface.deb --instantiate 
--- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_forbuilds=install 
pkg=powermanagement-interface 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/powermanagement-interface/src/powermanagement-interface.deb:tmp/powermanagement-interface/src/powermanagement-interface.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace:  builds done.
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  tests ...
adt-run: trace:  test deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_fortests=install 
pkg=powermanagement-interface 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/powermanagement-interface/src/powermanagement-interface.deb:tmp/powermanagement-interface/src/powermanagement-interface.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  test instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace: ** reset **
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156960] autopkgtest gutsy at: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/at
 importance high
 # version 3.1.10ubuntu4

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  at
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/at/src/at_3.1.10ubuntu4.dsc dsc:at
  badpkg: build-depends install failed, exit code 1
  quitting: erroneous package: build-depends install failed, exit code 1
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

- -8<-
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/source/Sources.gz ++
++ selecting ++
selected at (age , score 28357160)

Package: at
Binary: at
Version: 3.1.10ubuntu4
Priority: standard
Section: admin
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Ryan Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: bison, flex, libpam0g-dev, mail-transport-agent
Architecture: any
Standards-Version: 3.6.2
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/a/at
Files:
 5df9a8d5dfe9fb084d4db58251ae17f4 601 at_3.1.10ubuntu4.dsc
 64eec8c9e5a6e16e775ee9efe31b8508 99925 at_3.1.10ubuntu4.tar.gz

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/a/at/at_3.1.10ubuntu4.dsc ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/a/at/at_3.1.10ubuntu4.tar.gz ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/at/tmp --output-dir tmp/at/out --log-file tmp/at/log 
--summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/at/src/at_3.1.10ubuntu4.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156963] autopkgtest gutsy festival: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/festival
 importance high
 # version 1.4.3-21ubuntu2

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  festival
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/festival/src/festival_1.4.3-21ubuntu2.dsc dsc:festival
  badpkg: build-depends install failed, exit code 1
  quitting: erroneous package: build-depends install failed, exit code 1
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

- -8<-
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/source/Sources.gz ++
++ selecting ++
selected festival (age , score 28305110)

Package: festival
Binary: festival, festival-dev
Version: 1.4.3-21ubuntu2
Priority: optional
Section: sound
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Kartik Mistry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 5), c++abi2-dev, libesd0-dev, libestools1.2-dev 
(>= 1:1.2.3-9), libncurses5-dev, texinfo
Architecture: any
Standards-Version: 3.7.2
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/f/festival
Files:
 196d1ff4437c7bbed3a2d1f81b498257 768 festival_1.4.3-21ubuntu2.dsc
 bd3b191142bb84a7416839d435506c11 635101 festival_1.4.3.orig.tar.gz
 1ee0a60a624590c5c244efb52f469170 34320 festival_1.4.3-21ubuntu2.diff.gz

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/f/festival/festival_1.4.3-21ubuntu2.dsc
 ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/f/festival/festival_1.4.3.orig.tar.gz
 ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/f/festival/festival_1.4.3-21ubuntu2.diff.gz
 ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/festival/tmp --output-dir tmp/festival/out --log-file 
tmp/festival/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/festival/src/festival_1.4.3-21ubuntu2.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv 
--distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156964] autopkgtest gutsy nmap: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/nmap
 importance high
 # version 4.20-2

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  nmap
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/nmap/src/nmap_4.20-2.dsc dsc:nmap
  badpkg: rules build failed with exit code 2
  quitting: erroneous package: rules build failed with exit code 2
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

- -8<-
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/source/Sources.gz ++
++ selecting ++
selected nmap (age , score 28200840)

Package: nmap
Binary: nmap, nmapfe
Version: 4.20-2
Priority: extra
Section: net
Maintainer: LaMont Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 5), libgtk2.0-dev, autoconf, flex, bison, 
libssl-dev, libpcap0.8-dev, libpcre3-dev, binutils-dev
Architecture: any
Standards-Version: 3.7.2.2
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/n/nmap
Files:
 5340804485f60617ced52d185b3eab71 754 nmap_4.20-2.dsc
 93e3b2b6b11092a587c69b67cf27555f 2704981 nmap_4.20.orig.tar.gz
 2a9a5a2161426206560741d2c6410a0e 13231 nmap_4.20-2.diff.gz
Vcs-Git: git://git.debian.org/~lamont/nmap.git
Vcs-Browser: http://git.debian.org/?p=users/lamont/nmap.git

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nmap/nmap_4.20-2.dsc ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nmap/nmap_4.20.orig.tar.gz ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nmap/nmap_4.20-2.diff.gz ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/nmap/tmp --output-dir tmp/nmap/out --log-file 
tmp/nmap/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/nmap/src/nmap_4.20-2.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156962] autopkgtest gutsy xfonts-scalable amd64: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/xfonts-scalable
 importance high
 # version 1:1.0.0-6

 Test executed for:  gutsy  binary-amd64  xfonts-scalable
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/xfonts-scalable/src/xfonts-scalable.deb deb:xfonts-scalable 
xfonts-scalable
  badpkg: installation of xfonts-scalable failed, exit code 100
  quitting: erroneous package: installation of xfonts-scalable failed, exit 
code 100
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

- -8<-
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz 
++
++ selecting ++
selected xfonts-scalable (age , score 14009540)

Package: xfonts-scalable
Priority: optional
Section: x11
Installed-Size: 620
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Debian X Strike Force <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Architecture: all
Version: 1:1.0.0-6
Depends: xfonts-utils
Suggests: xfs | xserver
Conflicts: xfntscl
Filename: pool/main/x/xfonts-scalable/xfonts-scalable_1.0.0-6_all.deb
Size: 342012
MD5sum: 41a1fb9d3600b2cf473bdf8d5161dcac
SHA1: 1f379c602cd4c09890c599b4ddd320600f006839
SHA256: 27096a57ac57b0b269c69a35fbeda34e39e2d6f0841eb62334f018f774945575
Description: scalable fonts for X
 xfonts-scalable provides fonts that can be drawn at any size by the X server
 or font server without loss of quality.  In most cases it is desirable to
 have the X font server (xfs) and/or an X server installed to make the fonts
 available to X clients.
 .
 This package is missing three fonts from the X.Org source archives
 because the license terms on the fonts do not meet the Debian Free
 Software Guidelines; they are the Type1 fonts Adobe Utopia, IBM Courier,
 and Bigelow & Holmes (B&H) Luxi.
 .
 This package requires the xutils package to prepare the font directories
 for use by an X server or X font server.
Bugs: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Origin: Ubuntu
Task: ubuntu-desktop, kubuntu-desktop, edubuntu-desktop, edubuntu-desktop-kde, 
xubuntu-desktop, gobuntu-desktop

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/x/xfonts-scalable/xfonts-scalable_1.0.0-6_all.deb
 ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/xfonts-scalable/tmp --output-dir 
tmp/xfonts-scalable/out --log-file tmp/xfonts-scalable/log --summary 
tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --binaries=install --binary 
tmp/xfonts-scalable/src/xfonts-scalable.deb --instantiate --- adt-virt-xenlvm 
--userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_forbuilds=install pkg=xfonts-scalable 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/xfonts-scalable/src/xfonts-scalable.deb:tmp/xfonts-scalable/src/xfonts-scalable.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace:  builds done.
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  tests ...
adt-run: trace:  test deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_fortests=install pkg=xfonts-scalable 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/xfonts-scalable/src/xfonts-scalable.deb:tmp/xfonts-scalable/src/xfonts-scalable.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  test instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace: ** reset **
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 lef

[Bug 156539] autopkgtest gutsy capiutils amd64: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/isdnutils
 importance high
 # version 1:3.10.20070306-0ubuntu3

 Test executed for:  gutsy  binary-amd64  capiutils
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/capiutils/src/capiutils.deb deb:capiutils capiutils
  badpkg: installation of capiutils failed, exit code 100
  quitting: erroneous package: installation of capiutils failed, exit code 100
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz 
++
++ selecting ++
selected capiutils (age , score 8503680)

Package: capiutils
Priority: extra
Section: net
Installed-Size: 284
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Paul Slootman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Architecture: amd64
Source: isdnutils
Version: 1:3.10.20070306-0ubuntu3
Replaces: isdnactivecards (<< 1:3.6.2004-12-19-1)
Depends: libcapi20-3 (= 1:3.10.20070306-0ubuntu3), libc6 (>= 2.6-1), lsb-base 
(>= 1.3-9ubuntu3)
Filename: pool/main/i/isdnutils/capiutils_3.10.20070306-0ubuntu3_amd64.deb
Size: 87056
MD5sum: 1b0a925a5eafe8fd364f458316c5cacb
SHA1: 9c8d4801edf1baac7d7882b3f76cb0491b2f884f
SHA256: f9b2e62c3dacc615f003d63dc522db793e350770ce9a9c19b9db74382202dc89
Description: Utilities for CAPI-capable ISDN cards
 Some ISDN cards (notably the AVM active cards, and the AVM passive cards
 when using the proprietary drivers) are accessed via the CAPI interface.
 The package contains utilities to initialize and get information about
 these cards.
 .
 See /usr/share/doc/capiutils/* for some (rudimentary) info.
Bugs: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Origin: Ubuntu

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/i/isdnutils/capiutils_3.10.20070306-0ubuntu3_amd64.deb
 ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/capiutils/tmp --output-dir tmp/capiutils/out --log-file 
tmp/capiutils/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ 
--binaries=install --binary tmp/capiutils/src/capiutils.deb --instantiate --- 
adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_forbuilds=install pkg=capiutils 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/capiutils/src/capiutils.deb:tmp/capiutils/src/capiutils.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace:  builds done.
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  tests ...
adt-run: trace:  test deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_fortests=install pkg=capiutils 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/capiutils/src/capiutils.deb:tmp/capiutils/src/capiutils.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  test instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace: ** reset **
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 156514] autopkgtest gutsy python-pqueue: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/python-pqueue
 importance high
 # version 0.2-7build1

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  python-pqueue
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/python-pqueue/src/python-pqueue_0.2-7build1.dsc 
dsc:python-pqueue
  badpkg: rules build failed with exit code 2
  quitting: erroneous package: rules build failed with exit code 2
  
  erroneous package!

This message is automatically generated by the autopkgtest package
testing system.  You are receiving it because:
 The test results appear to indicate a problem with the package
 and reports for package maintainers for gutsy are being directed to
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The top and tail of the test log, which is intended to be sufficient
to diagnose most failures, can be found below.  However, in case this
is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
 http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/autopkgtest-output/

The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

Please forgive this bug report if the problem is due to archive skew;
in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
close the bug if the skew has been fixed, or will be fixed soon.

If you have any questions about this service please contact me at:
 Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Regards,
Ian

- -8<-
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/source/Sources.gz ++
++ selecting ++
selected python-pqueue (age , score 8246250)

Package: python-pqueue
Binary: python-pqueue
Version: 0.2-7build1
Priority: optional
Section: python
Maintainer: Chris Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: python-all-dev (>= 2.3.5-10), debhelper (>= 5.0.37.2), 
python-central (>= 0.4.17)
Architecture: any
Standards-Version: 3.7.2
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/p/python-pqueue
Files:
 5248497b6fa0b7f1100b3bb514a92384 674 python-pqueue_0.2-7build1.dsc
 e748fa2f972e36bbd3c44494c23a1353 54007 python-pqueue_0.2.orig.tar.gz
 56e53d1a378c0a2a3dc69d4f68a716ee 3060 python-pqueue_0.2-7build1.diff.gz
Python-Version: all

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/python-pqueue/python-pqueue_0.2-7build1.dsc
 ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/python-pqueue/python-pqueue_0.2.orig.tar.gz
 ++
++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/python-pqueue/python-pqueue_0.2-7build1.diff.gz
 ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/python-pqueue/tmp --output-dir tmp/python-pqueue/out 
--log-file tmp/python-pqueue/log --summary tmp/_summary 
--built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/python-pqueue/src/python-pqueue_0.2-7build1.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv 
--distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 139635] Re: [cryptsetup] library dependency in /sbin/cryptsetup

[Ian Jackson]

** Changed in: cryptsetup (Ubuntu)
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[Bug 63175] Re: fsck on every (re)boot

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** Changed in: e2fsprogs (Ubuntu)
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[Bug 30635] Re: ${pkgconfig:Depends}

[Ian Jackson]

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[Bug 49756] Re: manpage does not mention '-Z' to select gzip/bzip2/none compression

[Ian Jackson]

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[Bug 23046] Re: mkisofs aborts on malformed joliet filenames

[Ian Jackson]

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[Bug 50238] Re: pstoraster segfaults

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[Bug 38538] Re: man pages suggest info pages that don't exist.

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[Bug 27121] Re: The 'mail' command is not encoding the user name correctly

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[Bug 6614] Re: Use of uninitialized value in print at /var/lib/defoma/scripts/gs.defoma line 108

[Ian Jackson]

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[Bug 137179] Re: 2.6.1-1ubuntu3 makes apps crash with Bus error

[Ian Jackson]

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[Bug 125017] Re: change defaults for dialup default route and nameservers

[Ian Jackson]

** Changed in: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
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[Bug 112515] Re: Problem with kill man page

[Ian Jackson]

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[Bug 63506] Re: Mistake in deluser.conf manpage

[Ian Jackson]

We will merge this into hardy in the normal course of events.

** Changed in: adduser (Ubuntu)
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[Bug 41624] Re: Replaying journals of other OS's filesystems, by mounting them, is unsafe

[Ian Jackson]

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[Bug 45898] Re: 2 Georgian letters are confused. You can Notice that from the screenshot.

[Ian Jackson]

** Changed in: ttf-freefont (Ubuntu)
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[Bug 46593] Re: droppings from text cursor left behind

[Ian Jackson]

I'm not likely to reproduce this.

** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
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[Bug 151925] Re: Bugs set to Fix Released by changelog-closes-bugs before fixed version is published

[Ian Jackson]

** Changed in: autopkgtest (Ubuntu)
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[Bug 15224] Re: Firefox does not display a png image, but wants to open it with external app

[Ian Jackson]

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[Bug 18995] Re: "Open With" dialog not user-friendly

[Ian Jackson]

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[Bug 20036] Re: Contextual menu item 'copy image' inexistent

[Ian Jackson]

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[Bug 26040] Re: mozilla-firefox: "su root -c firefox" gives root access to any other firefox loaded.

[Ian Jackson]

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[Bug 155329] Re: Massive, meaningless updates

[Ian Jackson]

Launchpad Bug Tracker writes ("[Bug 155329] Massive, meaningless updates"):
>   Why does dpkg not support a patch process that can generate
> patch debs based on binary comparison (whole files, not binary patching;
> though binary patching might improve things further when one line of
> code gets a change)?

Because it is a hard problem to ensure that the results are always
right.  Doing this would be the kind of task addressed through the
spec process, not through a bug report.

Ian.

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[Bug 155914] Re: dpkg --configure -a fails when acpid is running because invoke-rc.d fails.

[Ian Jackson]

Peter Mawhorter writes ("[Bug 155914] dpkg --configure -a fails when acpid is 
running because   invoke-rc.d fails."):
> Running:
> sudo dpkg --configure -a
> (to recover after a crashed update session due to a power outage) gave me the 
> message:
> invoke-rc.d: initscript acpid, action "start" failed.

Please provide the whole transcript.

Ian.

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[Bug 155896] Re: dpkg blocks updating

[Ian Jackson]

** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: dpkg => apt

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[Bug 155867] kill switch induces mystifying failure

[Ian Jackson]

Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: network-manager

My mother has a Dell laptop with builtin ipw3945 wireless.

Recently she accidentally knocked the hardware wifi kill switch.  This
caused the network to stop working, as might be expected.  However, what
ought not to be expected is that there was no indication to the user of
what the problem was.

Investigating myself (remotely, via a wired network connection) I found
that the ipw3945 driver did know that the hardware was present and that
the kill switch was engaged:

Oct 22 15:53:50 friesland kernel: [ 1319.704000] Kill switch must be
turned off for wireless networking to work.

However, there was no machinery to bring this to the attention of the
user.  The driver simply failed to create the appropriate network
interface.  network-manager stopped seeing it.  From the point of view
of the higher layers it was as if the hardware had vanished.

Furthermore, after the kill switch was put back to the operational
position, the network didn't start working again.  I restarted the
/sbin/ipw3945d-2.6.20-15-generic daemon to no useful effect.  I didn't
reload the module by hand; it seems possible that this would have fixed
it.   But in any case no further user action should be needed.

** Affects: network-manager (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 93320] Re: unable to make backup link before installing new version: Operation not permitted

[Ian Jackson]

Sorry, I reacted before I read Martin's comment.  Reading more closely,
`Operation not permitted' is a very strange error to get here.

Do you have selinux enabled or something ?  Or have you used chattr +i
on some files ?  Is NFS involved ?

Could you please strace dpkg doing this operation, with
   strace dpkg -ttvvs500 -o dpkg.strace -i tzdata_2007b-0ubuntu1_all.deb
and then attach the resulting dpkg.strace file to the bug report ?

Thanks,
Ian.

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Sourcepackagename: dpkg => tzdata

** Changed in: dpkg (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: tzdata => dpkg

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[Bug 47698] Re: spellchecker language keeps reverting

[Ian Jackson]

Chris Cheney writes ("[Bug 47698] Re: spellchecker language keeps reverting"):
> I am not sure I see what the bug here is. The document oo-about-these-
> files.odt is set to default language of English (UK) so when you go to
> spellcheck with English (US) spellings in it makes you change to the US
> dictionary for each word. If you wanted to have the entire document be
> English (USA) then it is easy enough to set that by going to Tools ->
> Options -> Western and selecting English (USA) and selecting the
> checkbox "For the current document only".

I'm afraid this explanation is incomprehensible to me.

If the document language (I didn't even know the document had a
language) always overrides the spellcheck language, why is there an
option in the spellcheck for setting the language ?

If there is to be a language selector in the spellchecker then it
ought do as I tell it !

Ian.

** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
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[Bug 46593] Re: droppings from text cursor left behind

[Ian Jackson]

I don't have a kubuntu install right now.

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[Bug 155329] Re: Massive, meaningless updates

[Ian Jackson]

** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: dpkg => openoffice.org

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[Bug 154187] Re: autopkgtest gutsy dmake: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson]

Seems to be some random glitch between the tester and the archive server
(!)

** Changed in: dmake (Ubuntu)
   Status: New => Invalid

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[Bug 154148] Re: autopkgtest gutsy language-pack-kde-tr amd64: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson]

Seems to be some random glitch between the tester and the archive server
(!)

** Changed in: language-pack-kde-tr (Ubuntu)
   Status: New => Invalid

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[Bug 154187] autopkgtest gutsy dmake: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/dmake
 importance high
 # version 1:4.7-4ubuntu1

 Test executed for:  gutsy  source  dmake
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/dmake/src/dmake_4.7-4ubuntu1.dsc dsc:dmake
  badpkg: dpkg-source install failed, exit code 1
  quitting: erroneous package: dpkg-source install failed, exit code 1
  
  erroneous package!

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is not sufficient, a complete log can be found along with output
files, saved temporary files, and so on, at:
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The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
memory.  The relevant dependencies are installed for each test but
very few other packages.  Most autopkgtest reports are FTBFS problems.

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++ selecting ++
selected dmake (age , score 4056040)

Package: dmake
Binary: dmake
Version: 1:4.7-4ubuntu1
Priority: extra
Section: devel
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Original-Maintainer: Debian OpenOffice Team <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>> 4.0.0), cdbs, autotools-dev
Architecture: any
Standards-Version: 3.6.1
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/d/dmake
Files:
 3e4c0c60d59808b8781a0c30e56d0368 770 dmake_4.7-4ubuntu1.dsc
 47427671d056955cf7b573c9031f860e 700365 dmake_4.7.orig.tar.gz
 f874793c6a0739aaf8a8adf9cb3480ed 9507 dmake_4.7-4ubuntu1.diff.gz
Uploaders: Chris Halls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Rene Engelhard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/d/dmake/dmake_4.7-4ubuntu1.diff.gz 
++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/dmake/tmp --output-dir tmp/dmake/out --log-file 
tmp/dmake/log --summary tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --source 
tmp/dmake/src/dmake_4.7-4ubuntu1.dsc --- adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy 
--
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  dsc dsc0
adt-run: trace: * publish
adt-run: trace: $ ftparchive: sh -ec 

[Bug 154148] autopkgtest gutsy language-pack-kde-tr amd64: erroneous package!

[Ian Jackson autopkgtest]

Public bug reported:

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

 affects /ubuntu/language-pack-kde-tr
 importance high
 # version 1:7.10+20071012

 Test executed for:  gutsy  binary-amd64  language-pack-kde-tr
 Outcome: erroneous package!
  blame: arg:tmp/language-pack-kde-tr/src/language-pack-kde-tr.deb 
deb:language-pack-kde-tr language-pack-kde-tr
  badpkg: installation of language-pack-kde-tr failed, exit code 100
  quitting: erroneous package: installation of language-pack-kde-tr failed, 
exit code 100
  
  erroneous package!

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The test environment is an amd64 Xen guest with limited amounts of
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in that case you've just been unlucky with the timing.  Feel free to
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Package: language-pack-kde-tr
Priority: optional
Section: translations
Installed-Size: 36
Maintainer: Martin Pitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Architecture: all
Version: 1:7.10+20071012
Replaces: language-pack-kde-tr-base, language-pack-tr-base (<< 
1:7.10+20071012), language-pack-gnome-tr-base (<< 1:7.10+20071012), 
language-pack-kde-tr-base (<< 1:7.10+20071012), language-pack-tr (<< 
1:7.10+20071012)
Depends: language-pack-kde-tr-base
Pre-Depends: dpkg (>= 1.10.27ubuntu1)
Filename: 
pool/main/l/language-pack-kde-tr/language-pack-kde-tr_7.10+20071012_all.deb
Size: 2086
MD5sum: 04fb3f7d24cd6a16dd50611b4164f26a
SHA1: fea04247a17b2b21184665c1dda80edd497c02d9
SHA256: f97857e80578a3f734c346a0064e854edd53ec837af5b0b9b20ab6c77f4b72fd
Description: KDE translation updates for language Turkish
 Translation data updates for all supported KDE packages for:
 Turkish
 .
 language-pack-kde-tr-base provides the bulk of translation data
 and is updated only seldom. This package provides frequent translation
 updates.
 .
 Please note that you should install language-support-tr
 to get full support for this language.
Bugs: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Origin: Ubuntu
Task: edubuntu-ship-addon

++ fetching 
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/language-pack-kde-tr/language-pack-kde-tr_7.10+20071012_all.deb
 ++
++ starting test ++
+ adt-run --tmp-dir tmp/language-pack-kde-tr/tmp --output-dir 
tmp/language-pack-kde-tr/out --log-file tmp/language-pack-kde-tr/log --summary 
tmp/_summary --built-binaries-filter=__ --binaries=install --binary 
tmp/language-pack-kde-tr/src/language-pack-kde-tr.deb --instantiate --- 
adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
adt-run: trace: ** init
adt-run: trace: ** start
adt-run: trace: $ vserver: adt-virt-xenlvm --userv --distro=gutsy --
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 7 left open
adt-run: trace:  starting
adt-run: trace: ** open, scratch=None
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
adt-run: trace: * initialising
adt-run: trace: * no key generation needed
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  builds ...
adt-run: trace:  deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_forbuilds=install 
pkg=language-pack-kde-tr 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/language-pack-kde-tr/src/language-pack-kde-tr.deb:tmp/language-pack-kde-tr/src/language-pack-kde-tr.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace:  builds done.
adt-run: trace: * reset
adt-run: trace:  tests ...
adt-run: trace:  test deb deb0
adt-run: trace: * register what=deb0 deb_fortests=install 
pkg=language-pack-kde-tr 
af=deb0-deb~tmp/language-pack-kde-tr/src/language-pack-kde-tr.deb:tmp/language-pack-kde-tr/src/language-pack-kde-tr.deb!|-
adt-run: trace:  test instantiate instantiate1
adt-run: trace: ** reset **
File descriptor 6 left open
File descriptor 11 left open
File descript

Re: [Bug 94230] Re: thumbnails privacy violation hazard

[Ian Jackson]

Loïc Minier writes ("[Bug 94230] Re: thumbnails privacy violation hazard"):
> What's the difference with a browser cache?

The browser cache contains images you've viewed on websites, ie
probably not images that you took and that are probably not of you.

(Also browser cache privacy problems are more widely publicised and
there are some options available for mitigating the risks.)

Ian.

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[Bug 149497] Re: apt-get update returns error

[Ian Jackson]

** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: dpkg => apt

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[Bug 153382] debug log madness after segfault

[Ian Jackson]

Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: nautilus

As I report in bug 153381, I managed to get nautilus to segfault.  This 
resulted in it spinning on the CPU while continuously writing the following 
message over and over again into nautilus-debug-log.txt:
 0x8177510 2007/10/16 19:10:32.9014 (USER): debug log dumped due to signal 11

nautilus (or whatever library it is using) should take steps to ensure
that if a segfault occurs when writing the debug log, it doesn't then
attempt once more to write the debug log.

** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New


** Tags: iso-testing

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[Bug 153381] segfault induced by user switching

[Ian Jackson]

Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: nautilus

I switched users back and forth a few times during testing of a gutsy
d-i 20071016.1 i386 oem install.

One of the users' sessions seems to have failed to shut down properly.  I 
logged in again to be confronted with four warnings of the form
 The panel encountered a problem while loading 
"OAFID:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet"
 The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFID:GNOME_Deskbar_Applet"
 The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFID:GNOME_Panel_TrashApplet"
 The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFID:GNOME_MixerApplet"

I opened a terminal (which worked) and investigated and found that the nautilus 
from the previous session was spinning on the CPU.  It was continuously writing 
the following message over and over again into nautilus-debug-log.txt:
 0x8177510 2007/10/16 19:10:32.9014 (USER): debug log dumped due to signal 11

I have sent it a SIGSTOP.  Please advise what steps I should take to
preserve appropriate debug information.

(Launchpad suggested that this might be related to bug 150471.  In
answer to the question asked there: compiz is not enabled on this system
because it has a blacklisted video card.)

** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 153336] Re: oem-config crash

[Ian Jackson]

AFAICT from my retest there are two bugs here:

 * The "Step 1 of 4" counter does not advance
 " There is no confirmation, after completing the final screen, that everything 
is OK.  Instead the X server just quits and presents the user with a login 
prompt.  This is quite jarring.

** Summary changed:

- oem-config crash
+ oem-config sudden exit

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[Bug 153336] oem-config crash

[Ian Jackson]

Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: oem-config

I just did an install of 20071016.1 gutsy d-i i386 in OEM mode (with
auto resize).  I installed in French (with UK keyboard and London
timezone).

I made only one change in the oem boot: to use Synaptic to install
libadns1-bin.

I then ran the "prepare for shipping" program.  On the reboot when I got
the prompts I asked for Dutch as a language, London timezone, UK
keyboard (which was sensibly the default), but after entering the new
user details (step 1 of 4) the preparer crashed - the X server died and
I was presented with a gdm.

This gdm session did allow me to log in as the created user.

I'm going to try this again with no language switching, with Erase Disk,
and without making any changes during the OEM boot.

** Affects: oem-config (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 153310] oem-prepare cannot cope if oem creates user (?)

[Ian Jackson]

Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: oem-config

I installed gutsy 20071016.1 i386 d-i in oem mode in English (with auto-
resize of another gutsy test install):

During the oem boot I:
 * Fiddled a bit with the Software Sources to remove the CD entry
 * Installed libadns1-bin using Synaptic
 * Created a user called "guest" using System / Administration / Users and 
Groups, in the most obvious way

Then I double-clicked on "prepare for shipping to end-user" which
appeared to work, and rebooted.

When I rebooted the usual "enter your details" dialogue appeared as
expected.  I provided my language (Dutch), keyboard (British English)
and timezone (Language) and was asked for my name and username and
password.

When I confirmed my entering the password for the second time, the X
server died immediately (black screen) and I was presented with a gdm
prompt.  The user and password I had provided during user firstboot did
not work (I didn't try the guest user).  I rebooted into the other
install for forensics and found that the main admin user did not exist.

I presume that this problem was caused by the fact that I created a user
during the OEM preparation.  I think this ought to be supported.

** Affects: oem-config (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New


** Tags: iso-testing

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[Bug 153310] Re: oem-prepare cannot cope if oem creates user (?)

[Ian Jackson]

I have filed another bug about these events, regarding the poor error
handling.  That other bug is bug 153311.

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[Bug 153311] poor error handling - lack of recovery

[Ian Jackson]

Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: oem-config

I installed gutsy 20071016.1 i386 d-i in oem mode in English (with auto-
resize of another gutsy test install):

During the oem boot I:
 * Fiddled a bit with the Software Sources to remove the CD entry
 * Installed libadns1-bin using Synaptic
 * Created a user called "guest" using System / Administration / Users and 
Groups, in the most obvious way

Then I double-clicked on "prepare for shipping to end-user" which
appeared to work, and rebooted.

When I rebooted the usual "enter your details" dialogue appeared as
expected.  I provided my language (Dutch), keyboard (British English)
and timezone (Language) and was asked for my name and username and
password.

When I confirmed my entering the password for the second time, the X
server died immediately (black screen) and I was presented with a gdm
prompt.  The user and password I had provided during user firstboot did
not work (I didn't try the guest user).  I rebooted into the other
install for forensics and found that the main admin user did not exist.

I am filing another bug about the fact that this problem was apparently
caused by the fact that I created a user during the OEM preparation
which I think ought to be supported.

This bug is about the fact that the oem firstboot program crashed
leaving me with an unuseable setup.  When the oem firstboot fails it
ought to at least present the user with a useful error message and
preferably it should try to avoid getting into a situation where the
install is irrecoverably broken when it fails.

** Affects: oem-config (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New


** Tags: iso-testing

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[Bug 153311] Re: poor error handling - lack of recovery

[Ian Jackson]

The other bug I refer to, about support for oem-created users, is bug
153310.

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