Hi,
after I updated my OBS to 2.0.1, most of the builds fail with
"Not an ARRAY reference at ./bs_worker line 671." without giving me a hint on
which of the workers are failing.
Even worse, not every build fails on a worker, so it's very hard to find out
what to do... :-(
It seems to be related to the disk cache.
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Carsten Hoeger
Hi,
to start compiling openSUSE Factory for SPARC, I started off with a new
project that used 11.2 as a <path>, among other things such as tweaking
the prjconf a little.
So, post-build-checks happens to get built, and is built with a link to
librpm.so.0. Later on, rpm itself gets built, providing librpm.so.1.
Subsequently, post-build-checks (or rpmlint, one of the two) gets an
expansion error because it wants librpm.so.0 -- and in turn, all other
packages also go into expansion error because p-b-c is used during
build.
For the time being, I ripped these two from the prjconf so that it
starts again building, but that may not work for the packages more
essential than p-b-c and rpmlint (which are just "Support" in prjconf),
such as libblkid.
I wonder how build.opensuse.org's openSUSE:Factory deals with these
kinds of situations that can bring an entire project build to a halt.
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src/backend/bs_admin | 8 ++++----
1 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-)
diff --git a/src/backend/bs_admin b/src/backend/bs_admin
index b1e5793..62611ff 100755
--- a/src/backend/bs_admin
+++ b/src/backend/bs_admin
@@ -82,17 +82,17 @@ Job Controlling
--check-package <project> <package> <architecture>
Check status of a package in all repositories
- --publish-repository <project> <repositroy>
+ --publish-repository <project> <repository>
Creates an event for the publisher. The scheduler is NOT scanning for new packages.
The publisher may skip the event, if nothing has changed. So you might need to remove
the directory in your /repos/ directory first.
- --clone-repository <source project> <source repositroy> <destination repositroy>
- --clone-repository <source project> <source repositroy> <destination project> <destination repositroy>
+ --clone-repository <source project> <source repository> <destination repository>
+ --clone-repository <source project> <source repository> <destination project> <destination repository>
Clone an existing repo into another existing repository.
Usefull for creating snapshots.
- --rescan-repository <project> <repositroy> <architecture>
+ --rescan-repository <project> <repository> <architecture>
Asks the scheduler to scan a repository for new packages and add
them to the cache file.
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Hello Mates,
i have updated my freediams Package in the medical Repository (http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/medical/). It
needs libqt4-devel >= 4.6.2. So i have added a BuildRepository "KDE_Qt_openSUSE_11.2".
But the status is "Unresolvable".
Anyone knows how to fix that?
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