I guess AFAIK from FAQ How long will it take until my upload is available to sponsors?
If you upload via FTP, which you must do if a package is too large for the HTTP uploader, then there can be up to a 30 minute delay before your package gets processed. On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 8:30 PM, Herbert Elwood Gilliland III < herb.gillil...@gmail.com> wrote: > Steffen, > > Thanks. One discrepancy was that I was attempting HTTP before, though I > did switch to ftp ... regardless, following your instructions, I was able > to FTP properly! > > However, after uploading, my package did not appear under "my packages" at > mentors.debian.net -- is this not instantaneous, or does it take some > amount of time longer than a few minutes? > > My name on mentors: Herbert Elwood Gilliland III > My name in signage: Herb Gilliland > > Email is identical, though. > > Doesn't appear on mentors.debian.net either for today.. but maybe I'm > just expecting it too soon? > > -h > > p.s. log: > > [20:25:16 main]$ dput mentors-ftp fed_0.94a-1_i386.changes > Checking signature on .changes > gpg: Signature made Wed Apr 6 20:24:49 2016 EDT using RSA key ID DE8473B0 > gpg: Good signature from "Herb Gilliland (fed author) < > herb.gillil...@gmail.com>" > Good signature on /home/main/temp/fed_0.94a-1_i386.changes. > Checking signature on .dsc > gpg: Signature made Wed Apr 6 20:24:46 2016 EDT using RSA key ID DE8473B0 > gpg: Good signature from "Herb Gilliland (fed author) < > herb.gillil...@gmail.com>" > Good signature on /home/main/temp/fed_0.94a-1.dsc. > Uploading to mentors-ftp (via ftp to mentors.debian.net): > Uploading fed_0.94a-1.dsc: done. > Uploading fed_0.94a.orig.tar.gz: done. > Uploading fed_0.94a-1.debian.tar.gz: done. > Uploading fed_0.94a-1_i386.deb: done. > Uploading fed_0.94a-1_i386.changes: done. > Successfully uploaded packages. > > > On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 8:19 PM, Steffen Möller <steffen_moel...@gmx.de> > wrote: > >> >> >> On 07/04/16 01:12, Herbert Elwood Gilliland III wrote: >> > Thanks all.. except: >> > >> > >> > [19:11:24 main]$ dput -f mentors fed_0.94a-1_i386.changes >> > Checking signature on .changes >> > gpg: Signature made Tue Apr 5 10:07:24 2016 EDT using RSA key ID >> DE8473B0 >> > gpg: Good signature from "Herb Gilliland (fed author) >> > <herb.gillil...@gmail.com <mailto:herb.gillil...@gmail.com>>" >> > Good signature on /home/main/temp/fed_0.94a-1_i386.changes. >> > Checking signature on .dsc >> > gpg: Signature made Tue Apr 5 10:07:20 2016 EDT using RSA key ID >> DE8473B0 >> > gpg: Good signature from "Herb Gilliland (fed author) >> > <herb.gillil...@gmail.com <mailto:herb.gillil...@gmail.com>>" >> > Good signature on /home/main/temp/fed_0.94a-1.dsc. >> > Checksum doesn't match for /home/main/temp/fed_0.94a-1_i386.deb >> > >> > >> > Is this " done "? >> > >> Admittedly - not so. Your previous email has shown that you already know >> much more about it all than )you need to know to produce a working >> package. It must be something ... weird. I expect you to experience >> what you experienced if you once ran everything successfully and then >> decided to run "fakeroot ./debian/rules binary" again or so, such that >> debs and the changes are no longer in sync. >> >> If you do not mind too much, please remove all the debs of yours and the >> changes and dsc files, i.e. only leave the source tree with the debian >> folder and you orig.tar.xz (gz, bz2, whatever) file and rebuild the >> package. >> >> To build, I use >> dpkg-buildpackge -rfakeroot -uc -us >> from within the source tree and the compressed tarball in .. . >> >> You then find the newly created .changes and .dsc and .debs in .., too. >> >> I then typically >> cd.. >> and >> debsign -kMYK3YID *.changes >> >> This -k option to debsign is helpful for sponsoring, i.e. when the >> maintainer is not the one signing for the upload. It also helps to >> disambiguate should you have multiple keys matching your email address, >> so I was mentioning it here. >> >> And dput should just work, then. Send me (or Gianfranco) a reference to >> your packaging work if not. Sponsoring implies to rebuild, anyway. >> >> Good luck! >> >> Steffen >> > >
