On Sat, 17 Nov 2007, Scott Horowitz wrote: > I posted this script to the pacman-dev list last time, but thought > maybe it should go here instead. It essentially looks for a number of > problems with Arch PKGBUILDs, repos, etc. Since the previous posting, > it now checks for a number of additional things including if a > PKGBUILD's dependency provisions can be met and if a PKGBUILD's > corresponding packages are in the Arch repo. > > ===================== > = Missing PKGBUILDs = > ===================== > /core/base/slocate/PKGBUILD > /extra/x11/emerald/PKGBUILD > /extra/x11/heliodor/PKGBUILD
Fixed. This was caused by old patches/files still being checked out by abs. > > ======================= > = Mismatched Pkgnames = > ======================= > oldstand-font vs. /community/x11/oldstand-fonts/PKGBUILD > > ======================== > = Missing Dependencies = > ======================== > rafkill --> 'dumb' > perl-mail-dkim --> 'perl-mail-address' > icomplete --> 'vim-devel' > perl-mail-box --> 'perl-mail-address' > gensplash --> 'klibc-beyond' > > =============================== > = Unmet Dependency Provisions = > =============================== > perl-datetime-format-mail --> 'perl-datetime>=0.1705' > fglrx-mm --> 'kernel26mm>=2.6.23.rc1.mm1' > perl-datetime-format-strptime --> 'perl-datetime>=0.1402' Bug reports submitted. The installation of fglrx-mm doesn't seem to be affected by that (the report might come from the unusual version number). > > ========================= > = Missing Repo Packages = > ========================= This is the same information than the diff list ( http://www.archlinux.org/~andyrtr/pkg_diff.html ) but without formatting and not taking in account the fact that the package version can be different for the 2 archtectures (because of arch specific bug). Not as useful as the other tests, IMO. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean. _______________________________________________ arch mailing list arch@archlinux.org http://archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
