Bug#108077: marked as done (md5 incompatability)
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From: Corrin Lakeland <lakeland@acm.org>
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Package: dpkg-dev
Version: 1.6.15
md5sum version 2.0.11
Hi,
I hope I got the dpkg-dev version number right... I got it from the file
dpkg-source.
dpkg-source, line 723, prints an error message if the md5sum fails.
On my redhat box I got the error that the md5sum "b1209548blah98375 -"
did not match the expected. The problem is the " -" at the end of the
string, which is md5sum informing you it read the file from stdin.
Stripping this off in the perl was easy enough. I changed $m =~
s/\n$//; to $m =~ s/ *.*\n//;
However a better change (untested) would be leaving this and adding an
extra line:
if (/ /,$m) $m =~ s/ *.*$//;
What do you think?
This is almost certainly a problem caused by a difference between md5sum
on Debian and RedHat, and I haven't submitted a proper patch because I
don't have a debian box handy to test it on.
Corrin
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This was fixed in dpkg 1.9.11, uploaded on June 19, 2001.
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