On Wed, 17 Jul 2013 20:08:50 -0700, Bill Blough <devel@blough.us> wrote:
I emailed support@mentors.d.n about this, but I since I haven't heard back (and I have no idea how often that email queue is checked), I figured I'd check here and see if anyone has suggestions. Here's the short(-ish) version: I had an upload rejected due to a signing key issue. I fixed that (I think), then rebuilt, re-signed, and re-uploaded the package.
That bit me too days ago. I just incremented the Debian version and uploaded the new version. That worked. The story goes like this: 1. Have an account with no public key. 2. dupload a file to mentors.d.n. 3. Wait for the rejection message. 4. Realize you made a boo-boo. 5. Upload your public key. Now let's retry: 6. dupload -f the file again to mentors.d.n (same version). 7. Wait for the acknowledgement by e-mail. 8. Timeout waiting for the acknowledgement. 9. Try duploading -f the file again... ... you get a "cannot create file" error! 10. Increment the Debian version and rebuild. 11. Upload the new version. 12. It works correctly. The old version seems like it got "stuck", as if the old version now had a flag that prevents it from being processed. The file just sits there. -- Octavio.