Richard, I'm seeing a problem when using jigdo to generate jigdo files for the new r4 release. I saw a similar issue with r3, but wrote it off as a mirror problem. I've now verified the mirror and as far as I can tell all looks OK here. Several of the jigdo files I'm creating end up using the following file: LV13Ru06DGf3YL3ExzFEfw=Debian:pool/main/l/lablgl/liblablgl-ocaml_1.01-2_mips.deb This applies to sparc, powerpc and mipsel. It's not clear why on earth this can happen, and for now I'm simply grepping out all "lablgl" entries from the jigdofilelist for my next run. This has taken far longer to run than I hoped for so far, so I can't wait around for much longer. The broken output files for powerpc are at http://www.einval.com/debian/powerpc/ right now in case it helps to debug this jack:/foo/woodyr4/powerpc# grep pool *jigdo | grep -v -e _powerpc.deb -e _all.deb woody-powerpc-1.jigdo:LV13Ru06DGf3YL3ExzFEfw=Debian:pool/main/l/lablgl/liblablgl-ocaml_1.01-2_mips.deb woody-powerpc-1_NONUS.jigdo:LV13Ru06DGf3YL3ExzFEfw=Debian:pool/main/l/lablgl/liblablgl-ocaml_1.01-2_mips.deb woody-powerpc-3.jigdo:LV13Ru06DGf3YL3ExzFEfw=Debian:pool/main/l/lablgl/liblablgl-ocaml_1.01-2_mips.deb woody-powerpc-4.jigdo:LV13Ru06DGf3YL3ExzFEfw=Debian:pool/main/l/lablgl/liblablgl-ocaml_1.01-2_mips.deb woody-powerpc-8.jigdo:LV13Ru06DGf3YL3ExzFEfw=Debian:pool/main/l/lablgl/liblablgl-ocaml_1.01-2_mips.deb woody-powerpc-8_NONUS.jigdo:LV13Ru06DGf3YL3ExzFEfw=Debian:pool/main/l/lablgl/liblablgl-ocaml_1.01-2_mips.deb I've used JTE to generate the other jigdo files, and it doesn't exhibit this problem thankfully... -- Steve McIntyre, Cambridge, UK. steve@einval.com Welcome my son, welcome to the machine.
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