Hi Andreas Miller, 2010/4/4 Andreas Miller <andreas.miller@sec-xtreme.com>: > the hash value of apt-get with print-uris depends on the hash-algorithms used in the Packages-Files. Yes it does and it does so since at least 0.7.7 - or in other words since the 23. Oct 2007 (The acquire method uses always the strongest hash available). > In the documentation (man-page) no prefix of the hash-algorithm is mentioned and no option to select the wanted hash > algorithm can be found. I don't know what you mean with prefix here, but this MD5Sum: or similar is intended to indicate which hashmethod is used for the hash. > Therefore reformatting the jigdo-data for a given debian package is not possible anymore. > I.E. > <MD5SUM>=<PATH> > beMtkDN2NXZ32JIORntsoQ=http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/r/reportbug/reportbug_3.48_all.deb > > Workaround: Remove SHA256: and SHA1: lines from Packages-Files in /var/lib/apt/lists with sed. Attached is a patch which can be used to force the usage of a specific hashmethod. apt-get will use this in --print-uris commands to force md5sum if the user hasn't forced another method already. Is that what you need/request? Best regards / Mit freundlichen Grüßen, David Kalnischkies
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