Hello Marcos, > I don't use sbuild but pbuilder and the package built OK on my machine. > > Anyway, as buildd's use sbuild (AFAIK), i think that this issue needs to > be investigated. I will try to put some time tomorrow > Please note that the problem itself is with the autopkgtest of the package, build is ok, you will only spot it if you enable such tests. That is: the package is not FTBFSing, but the autopkgtests are failing.
I mentioned sbuild because given the nature of the problem, I can see it not happening on build environments that aren't well isolated, thus sbuild is one way of ensuring the problem will be reproducible, I'm not familiar with pbuilder but I suppose you would be able to see the same problem if running autopkgtest there. I would recommend taking a look at the sbuild page and considering using it as your build tool, you can very easily integrate with piuparts, lintian, autopkgtest, apt-cacher-ng and ccache, I find it the best solution to build a package. Regards, >
