Hi Daniel, On Thu, 20 Jan 2005, Daniel Webb wrote:
> > Package: afio > Version: 2.5-2 > Severity: minor > > When using afio -i with the -Z option, files that have errors and don't > "uncompress" are still listed as being "uncompressed" in the -v output. > For example, I intentionally corrupted "backup/D1.gz" in the afio file, > and tried to install it. This is the relevant part of the output: > > <snip> > afio: "backup/D1.gz": Broken pipe > afio: "inentry xwait()": Exit 2 > backup/D1.gz -- uncompressed > <snip> > > I guess you could say it was uncompressed, but the output was 0 bytes, > because the compression program failed. It would be much more useful if > the output was > > backup/D1.gz -- FAILED > > A small gripe... afio is the best robust backup solution out there. This looks like a good thing to fix. I'll put it in the next afio release. The usual warning applies: I don't know when that release will happen, but it will happen eventually. Note: I'm speaking as the upstream maintainer here, I don't directly control the debian package. > > Thanks, > Daniel Cheers, Koen. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
