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Re: Does anyone know why...



On Mon 21 Feb 2000, Christopher C. Chimelis wrote:

> Why are uploads for "frozen unstable" being rejected?  Any ideas?  I
> uploaded a s__tload of packages the other day and almost all were rejected
> for frozen, but seem to be sitting in woody's tree.

Because the autobuilder only uploads (perhaps past tense?) to unstable,
even if the changelog says "frozen unstable". See the thread in
debian-alpha: "Autobuilder status".

I caught an even bigger s__tload of packages built by the autobuilder on
Thursday, copied it all, changed "unstable" to "frozen", resigned the
changes, and installed it yesterday (not how my diff got smaller today
:-)

Quick fix for your problem: edit the changes to remove "unstable",
and resign them.  I did that a couple of times the last couple of weeks
for packages that had the same problem.

I'm thinking of digging the autobuilder's changes out of Incoming/DONE,
fiding the packages in woody, and "uploading" those again for frozen.


Paul Slootman
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