On Tue, May 08, 2001 at 12:25:10PM +0200, Adrian Bunk wrote:
> What do entries like
> mozilla M18-3 libnspr3(i386) M14-2 from M14-2
> mozilla M18-3 libnspr3-dev(i386) M14-2 from M14-2
> mean?
The libnspr3 and libnspr3-dev in i386 are from mozilla source M14-2,
even though mozilla source is at M18-3. ie, they're out of date, in this
case possibly no longer built.
> And I'm more interested in statistics about how many packages are out out
> of date on each architecture in _unstable_
http://ftp-master.debian.org/testing/unstable_outdate.txt
(stable and testing also work)
26 5 1 i386
34 3 1 sh
78 4 1 hppa
190 0 1 ia64
239 19 1 alpha
247 0 1 hurd-i386
353 3 1 arm
405 6 1 sparc
720 6 1 m68k
763 8 1 mips
768 23 1 powerpc
(the middle column will be binary-only uploads that have improper
versions; either poorly numbered binary only recompiles, or new versions
uploaded without source)
> like the figures ajt posted
> some weeks ago - I want to see which autobuilders have problems and need
> perhaps help.
There are also figures based on how the auto-builders are doing, but
they're not necessarily all that reliable yet, and they're not on a
webpage anywhere:
Out of dates holding up testing:
8 i386
87 alpha
96 arm
178 sparc
223 powerpc
237 m68k
wanna-build stats:
alpha: 93.79% up-to-date, 93.89% if also counting uploaded pkgs
arm: 88.19% up-to-date, 89.33% if also counting uploaded pkgs
hppa: 40.06% up-to-date, 46.64% if also counting uploaded pkgs
i386: 99.55% up-to-date, 99.55% if also counting uploaded pkgs
ia64: 58.12% up-to-date, 59.39% if also counting uploaded pkgs
m68k: 78.97% up-to-date, 79.89% if also counting uploaded pkgs
mips: 56.93% up-to-date, 56.93% if also counting uploaded pkgs
mipsel: 1.48% up-to-date, 1.48% if also counting uploaded pkgs
sparc: 90.62% up-to-date, 91.89% if also counting uploaded pkgs
Cheers,
aj
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