Hi,
Inspired by bug 3240 I've looked for injected packages with broken linkage
and rebuilt them (and a few others linking to libbfd-2.20.1.20100303.so).
To find a broken library I've used qfile to see if any package provides
a file with such name.
Is there a better way with eit, something like eit $something
libdunno.so.1?
For the record, I've used this method to find what injected packages have
broken symbols
(because I don't know any better way).
* x86:
eit query needed -q `eit list -q --injected sabayonlinux.org | sort -u` |
while read wut; do qfile -e "$wut" > /dev/null || echo "$wut = N/A"; done
* amd64 - similar, but excludes emul-linux* packages:
eit query needed -q `eit list -q --injected sabayonlinux.org | sort -u` |
while read wut; do [[ -n $(qfile -Ce "$wut" | grep -v emul-linux) ]] ||
echo "$wut = N/A"; done
(this gave me a list of approx. 9 libs, for example:
"libgnutls-openssl.so.26 = N/A"); then I ran something like
eit query needed `eit list -q --injected sabayonlinux.org` | less and
checked manually which packages were affected.
