tis 2013-07-02 klockan 11:43 +0100 skrev Roger Leigh: > What's different about /tmp inside the chroot? Is it bind mounted > (or the hurd equivalent) inside the chroot? What is the configuration > you are using for this chroot; did you make any particular > customisations?
If you want to know details about how the schroot is configured on the porterbox, only the administrators of that machine can tell you. I was using the porterbox to figure out why one of my packages fails to build in the Debian build system for gnu/hurd. I did not do any tweaking of the configuration myself, but I have no idea if the porterbox admin has done something. > Can you reproduce this manually without involving schroot? As mentioned in the bug report, outside the schroot there is no problem renaming directories in /tmp. > I strongly suspect that this is a hurd-specific bug or configuration > issue; while we might be able to work around such issues by avoiding > it in the default hurd configuration, it would be good to know to > start with what is actually causing the failure here. Yes it is hurd specific. The package that fails to build on gnu/hurd due to this issue builds without problem on all other architectures. This was the reason I added User: debian-h...@lists.debian.org Usertags: hurd to the bug report. > Regarding the default configuration: The schroot source code > contains system-specific configuration templates > (etc/profile-templates) for linux and freebsd. There are currently > no hurd templates, and if anyone wanted to create them that might > give a better default experience for hurd users. This issue is the cause of failed package builds, see e.g. https://buildd.debian.org/status/fetch.php?pkg=myproxy&arch=hurd-i386&ver=5.9-1&stamp=1358177698 This issue can be seen on both a gnu/hurd debian porter box and four different gnu/hurd sbuild hosts, so it seems to be a general problem affecting all gnu/hurd machines. I am sorry I can not provide more information, but I am no expert in gnu/hurd. I hope there is some gnu/hurd expert that can provide input. > Thanks, > Roger Mattias
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