Hi Vincent,
On Sat, Oct 8, 2011 at 12:25 AM, Vincent Fourmond wrote:
> archivedir = /home/groups/pkg-java/htdocs
>
> (seems like we *are* in the chroot ;-)...).
>
> BTW, I think this file should be group-writable, so that we don't have to
> bother you next time, shouldn't it ?
I've fixed both
Hello Torsten,
The mini-dinstall setup for pkg-java on alioth is currently broken.
The fix is quite simple, it is only a matter of changing in
/home/groups/pkg-java/.mini-dinstall.conf
archivedir = /org/alioth.debian.org/chroot/home/groups/pkg-java/htdocs
to
archivedir = /home/group
Hello Charles,
What do you want to acheive here? If you want to package snappy-java,
then install maven-debian-helper, and run the command mh_make on the
upstream sources (you need to cd to the directory containing the file
pom.xml). Then mh_make will ask lots of questions and do its best to
gener
Le vendredi 07 octobre 2011 22:09:48, Christoph Egger a écrit :
> Hi!
>
> Damien Raude-Morvan writes:
> > To get a clear overview of what's going on :
> > 1) openjdk-7 source package build fine under both
> >
> > - a clean sid KVM : http://deb.li/WQyI
>
> Fails in another interesting way in
Hi!
Damien Raude-Morvan writes:
> To get a clear overview of what's going on :
> 1) openjdk-7 source package build fine under both
> - a clean sid KVM : http://deb.li/WQyI
Fails in another interesting way in a hopefully not that tainted sid
KVM here:
http://people.debian.org/~christoph/open
2011/10/5 Damien Raude-Morvan :
> 2) it FTBFS inside a sid chroot installed on a squeeze KVM (same error as
> on buildd network) : http://deb.li/3ZzDA
> 3) it FTBFS inside a sid chroot installed on a wheezy server (looks like
> rpath / $ORIGIN issue) : http://deb.li/30Az0
Have you tried valgrind?
2011/10/7 Charles Plessy
>
> Does somebody have a suggestion for an alternative pom.xml parser ? Not
> being
> a Java programmer, I am lost…
>
>
You may use a generic xpath utility such as xml_grep (from xml-twig-tools)
xml_grep --text_only "/project/version" pom.xml
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