(please keep me Cc:ed, I'm not subscribed) Hi,
while your are doing rebuilds to check reproducibility, maybe you could also check that the packages build in a path that contains all chars that are allowed in version numbers. IIRC I had seen failures to do so twice quite recently, one was beignet, the other I forgot. You usually run into such problems when doing backports or stable updates since the version number suddenly gains '+' and/or '~'. And then you need to work around this for backports/stable .... As I understand you don't test reproducability with changing the build directory (seems to be embedded in too many places), so this change would need to be done for both rebuilds. Putting something like this in an A hook script (after reproduciblebuilds_user) seems to work fine with pbuilder: mkdir -p /tmp/build mv /tmp/buildd /tmp/build/pkg-1:2.3+4~5-6 ln -s build/pkg-1:2.3+4~5-6 /tmp/buildd it does not break pbuilder's assumption to build in /tmp/buildd, but all attempts to get the absolute buildroot path will contain 1:2.3+4~5-6 Andreas _______________________________________________ Reproducible-builds mailing list Reproducible-builds@lists.alioth.debian.org http://lists.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/reproducible-builds