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--- Begin Message ---Hi all, > > Looking at that observation about gettext and recursive "confdir3/", it is > > plausible that gettext has problem that manifests in some builds, or > > trouble with parallelism on some occasions. > > > > Gettext was heavily reorganised in May, near the same time as the buildbot > > code was revamped. So, this might quite well be related to the gettext > > package and not the new buildbot code. There is no such subdirectory in gettext source like "confdir3". I don't really know how buildbot builds differ from normal builds on a local machine, so my opinion is not worth much right now... If I had to guess something wrong with gettext right now, it would be that this has something to do with the fact that HOST_BUILD_DIR and PKG_BUILD_DIR currently have a custom definition for gettext, so that in build_dir it is a path named "gettext" instead of "gettext-full". However, that is expected to be completely harmless. > > No gettext completion before the final timeout error. Hunderds of other > > packages were compiled in the time when gettext was was being recursively > > compiled? > > > I wouldn’t pay too much attention to this build failure until the space > problems are resolved. > Running out of space can wreck havoc in many different ways and we may simply > be looking at side effects (possibly across containers) of that. > I can't help but agree. It's very strange to me to see a subdirectory called "confdir3", let alone that it is infinitely recursing. One of the changes I made was to select subdirectories to build using a variable value of "SUBDIRS" with the Makefile in order to remove a patch, but of course, none of the subdirectories have a name like that... Hope you can fix it, -- MCP
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