The problems with the packages has been resolved. New packages are now posted.
Sorry about that marilyn Steve Christensen wrote: > Mike may be right (he ususally is) about there being some old packages > on the download machine. I will grab the ones there and see what is > going on. My machines are the "Official" build machines, Somewhere > between my build machines and the Sun downloads machines, there is a > glitch. I will find it. > > Steve C. > > > > Milan Jurik wrote: > >> Hi Steve, >> >> Steve Christensen p????e v ??t 10. 04. 2007 v 15:17 -0400: >> >>> Milan - >>> >>> I will try to track down these problems and get them fixed immediately. >>> This does not happen on my systems. I just did an install and it worked >>> fine. I see that you are using 60 and I did the builds with 56, so >>> maybe there is some issue there. >>> >> >> Can you try to download the official package and install it? >> >> Maybe we have some problem on the official build machines? >> >>> Steve C. >>> >> >> Best regards, >> >> Milan >> >>> >>> Milan Jurik wrote: >>> >>>> Hi Mike, >>>> >>>>> Milan Jurik wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> /opt/sfw/man/man1/tcpdump.1 >>>>>> /opt/sfw/sbin/tcpdump >>>>>> ERROR: content verification of </opt/sfw/sbin/tcpdump> failed >>>>>> file size <651808> expected <508320> actual >>>>>> file cksum <18393> expected <47819> actual >>>>>> [ verifying class <none> ] >>>>>> ERROR: content verification of </opt/sfw/sbin/tcpdump> failed >>>>>> file size <651808> expected <508320> actual >>>>>> file cksum <18393> expected <47819> actual >>>>>> >>>>>> Installation of <SFWtdmp> partially failed. >>>>>> # # file /opt/sfw/sbin/tcpdump /opt/sfw/sbin/tcpdump: ELF 32-bit >>>>>> LSB executable 80386 Version 1, >>>>>> dynamically linked, stripped >>>>>> # uname -a >>>>>> SunOS xylabtwo 5.11 snv_60 i86pc i386 i86pc >>>>>> >>>>>> Some problem with packaging? >>>>> >>>>> Hmm not sure - possibly with the package build. It happens on >>>>> sparc as well, and interesting if you look there you see that >>>>> the package was built in April (that's the REV bit): >>>>> >>>>> VERSION=2007.03.14,REV=2007.04.02.01.58 >>>>> >>>>> But if I look at the timestamp of the binary in the package: >>>>> >>>>> # pwd >>>>> /net/sfwnv/gates/ccd/clone/packages/sparc/SFWtdmp/reloc/sfw/sbin >>>>> # ls -l tcpdump >>>>> -rwxr-xr-- 1 mike_s staff 573800 Nov 10 02:16 tcpdump >>>>> >>>>> Hmm built in November. Others don't have this problem (checked >>>>> SFWcoreu and the binaries are Apr 1). >>>>> >>>>> Even the last set of packages I downloaded, where SFWtdmp was >>>>> built: >>>>> >>>>> REV=2007.02.21.02.13 >>>>> >>>>> has the same tcpdump date and diffs the same, so it's been >>>>> wrong for a bit. >>>>> >>>>> A quick grep for 'Nov 10' in the timestamps shows this is the >>>>> case for >>>>> SFWsudo >>>>> SFWbrl >>>>> SFWtop >>>>> SFWxmcd >>>>> SFWoggl >>>>> SFWtdmp >>>>> >>>>> I am very confused though since the package build first deletes >>>>> the entire directory before building the packages, and pkgmk shouldn't >>>>> have recorded the new size of the binary in the package but thrown >>>>> an old binary in - it's like something went into those packages >>>>> and overwrote bits after they were built? >>>>> >>>> More interesting, SFWoggl contains parts from SFWao: >>>> >>>> The following files are already installed on the system and are being >>>> used by another package: >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_append_option.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_close.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_default_driver_id.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_device.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_driver_id.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_driver_info.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_driver_info_list.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_example.c >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_file_extension.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_free_options.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_info.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_initialize.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_open_file.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_open_live.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_option.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_play.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_plugin_close.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_plugin_device_clear.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_plugin_device_init.html >>>> [Hit <RETURN> to continue display] >>>> >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_plugin_driver_info.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_plugin_file_extension.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_plugin_open.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_plugin_play.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_plugin_set_option.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_plugin_test.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_sample_format.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/ao_shutdown.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/config.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/drivers.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/index.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/libao-api.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/overview.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/plugin-api.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/plugin-overview.html >>>> /opt/sfw/doc/libao-0.8.3/style.css >>>> /opt/sfw/include/ao/ao.h >>>> /opt/sfw/include/ao/os_types.h >>>> /opt/sfw/include/ao/plugin.h >>>> /opt/sfw/lib/ao/plugins-2/libsun.la >>>> [Hit <RETURN> to continue display] >>>> >>>> /opt/sfw/lib/ao/plugins-2/libsun.so >>>> /opt/sfw/lib/libao.la >>>> /opt/sfw/lib/libao.so.2.1.1 >>>> /opt/sfw/man/man5/libao.conf.5 >>>> /opt/sfw/share/aclocal/ao.m4 >>>> >>>> Best regards, >>>> >>>> Milan >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> companion-discuss mailing list >>>> companion-discuss at opensolaris.org >>>> http://opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/companion-discuss >>>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> companion-discuss mailing list >>> companion-discuss at opensolaris.org >>> http://opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/companion-discuss >> >> >> > _______________________________________________ > companion-discuss mailing list > companion-discuss at opensolaris.org > http://opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/companion-discuss
