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Re: strange kdepim failure on m68k build



Wouter Verhelst <wouter@grep.be> writes:

> On Fri, Apr 30, 2004 at 09:44:35AM -0500, Joaquin Ortega wrote:
>> 
>> Kdepim (kdepim_4:3.2.2-2)
>> failed to build twice on the m68k buildd (kullervo.debian.org). It has
>> been labeled as failed and won't be built automatically. The reason given
>> on the log is
>> 
>>  Ouch... tries to write outside build directory:
>
> Because, indeed, it does: it tries to write to $HOME/.kde , which is
> outside the build directory. That's not allowed; it's a bug (even if no
> report has been filed).

A bug has been filed. Thats a general KDE brokenness and there is
nothing kdepim can do about it apart from setting HOME to
debian/tmp/fakehome.

>> It has only failed in this architecture. Could it be  that kullervo ran
>> out of disk space?
>
> Unlikely; more likely is that other architectures happen to have a $HOME
> which actually exists inside their buildd chroots. That doesn't make
> your bug nonexisting there; it just happens not to hit it.
>
> You should fix this.

A real fix is probably not comming but setting HOME as workaround
should be managable. All kde using sources will have to do that.

MfG
        Goswin



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