Package: src:calcluix-cgx Version: 2.17+dfsg-1 Severity: normal I just noticed on the Ubuntu autopkgtest runners that our disk had filled up. When investigating the cause, it turns out that calculix-cgx autopkgtest runs of version 2.17+dfsg-1 have been (apparently) infinitely spamming "ERROR:^@ not valid". The biggest such log that I noticed was 37G!
It looks like autopkgtest [07:05:15]: test build1: [----------------------- on a Linux machine, nodename autopkgtest, release 5.4.0-42-generic, version #46-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jul 10 00:22:04 UTC 2020, machine ppc64le The HOME was detected:/home/ubuntu parameters:3 arguments:2 send.fbl opened reading file WARNING: Found a 'sys' command (a system call): sys rm -f *.flm *.rad *.msh *.bou *.equ Since a system call can be dangerous You have to chose now between stop (s), continue (c) or enable (e). If you chose 'e' the 'sys' command will be un-locked by creating or extending your personal config file '/home/ubuntu/.cgx' with the un-lock command ALLOW_SYS. You may delete this command from your '.cgx' file to lock the 'sys' command again. Waiting for user input. Please type into the terminal either s,c or e (the terminal has to be the active window!): ERROR:^@ not valid ERROR:^@ not valid ERROR:^@ not valid ... (forever) I've pinged the Debian CI people, will report back & upgrade the severity if they confirm it is happening on Debian too. Cheers, -- Iain Lane [ i...@orangesquash.org.uk ] Debian Developer [ la...@debian.org ] Ubuntu Developer [ la...@ubuntu.com ]
