Re: Debian derivatives census: missing SHA-1 hashes: Debian fixed
On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 1:10 AM, Karl Goetz wrote:
> Hopefully that means tomorrow gNewSense will back DTRT. Will you be re
> running the tests later to see if derivatives have fixed the issue?
Yeah, getting proper hashes into derivatives will be an ongoing
process so I will probably need to track down archive maintainers for
each derivative and hassle them until things are fixed.
Right now gNewSense is still showing quite a few missing hashes,
including packages where the dsc is missing a hash but the other files
have a hash.
You can also manually run the scripts like this:
git clone git://git.debian.org/git/dex/census.git
cd census
make
make gNewSense
cd gNewSense
make check
If you want to update the apt data and perform the check again:
make -B apt
make check
Some parts of the make machinery is a bit hacky due to my relative
lack of make knowledge but it does work.
A set of handy command-line options is this (ignore failures in single
distros, rebuild everything from scratch, be silent and run as many
commands as possible in parallel:
make -i -B -s -j10000
This will use quite a lot of network, in total the var directory is
1.4G on my system. Most of that will be the apt repository metadata
for each distribution, later apt updates will use pdiffs though.
--
bye,
pabs
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