on of find.
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last October, changing the type from uint32_t to
uint64_t, the problem goes away.
It looks like there might be another problem lurking nearby with the
int32_t tid = iid;
but I haven't actually triggered that problem yet.
Jeff, if you need any additional information to formul
s like there might be another problem lurking nearby with the
int32_t tid = iid;
but I haven't actually triggered that problem yet.
After looking at it further, I don't think "int32_t tid" is going
to be a problem, since it's used in
In regard to: Re: LP64 alignment issue in 4.4.9 and CVS, Jeff Johnson said...:
On Jun 26, 2007, at 12:28 PM, Tim Mooney wrote:
rpm 4.4.9 on sparcv9-sun-solaris2.8 (LP64) compiled with the Sun Workshop
11 compiler gets a reproduceable SIGBUS when installing a package or
importing a key with a
ectly contact rpm5.org.
Why don't you include an "rpm-bug-report" script, a la bashbug, that
automates much of that, including relevant information about how rpm
was configured, the environment, etc, and then update the docs and begin
to encourage users to use that for bug repo
ow I'm frequently in left field WRT rpm, but I think if you make
stuff like neon or lua too easily "optional", those things will fall
outside of the minimal subset, and at that point one needs to decide if
it wouldn't be better to just remove the evolutionary leftov
In regard to: Re: No Neon patch..., Michael Jennings said (at 3:12pm on Jun...:
On Friday, 29 June 2007, at 14:05:10 (-0500),
Tim Mooney wrote:
People writing spec files, or whatever packaging recipe format
eventually evolves, will write their recipes to use the
functionality that they
In regard to: Re: No Neon patch..., Michael Jennings said (at 9:19pm on Jun...:
On Friday, 29 June 2007, at 14:28:46 (-0500),
Tim Mooney wrote:
I was thinking mainly of the application vendors when I replied
earlier -- companies like EMC, Oracle, IBM, etc., that want to claim
that their
the docs in the distributed tarball would be good. You should
carefully review their distribution terms, though.
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ll be slower, because that's a negligible portion
of the time it takes to install a package.
I've discovered a lot while lurking on the list. I never would have
guessed that there are so many people that think that having rpm use
Berkeley DB is a bad thing.
Ti
t that has such a long history with bdb has that
on the table as an option. It's probably good to "rethink everything"
once in a while, but most projects go the opposite direction -- start
with lame-o filesystem database and move up to BDB later on.
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software. I'm
not a worrier, but if I were, there are hundreds of software components
in the environment I work in that are *less* critical than Berkeley DB
that I would worry more about breaking and ruining my day (or week).
I've probably just jinxed m
you -- it doesn't matter to me whether RPM sticks
with Berkeley DB or switches to using the filesystem. If switching ends
some of the points of contention, great.
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our networking, but we're
not sure yet. I'm going to upgrade proftpd to the latest stable anyways. The
question that I'm really wondering about now is why did Tim Mooney have the
same results with his Solaris 10 setup. I'm not sure if he was actually using
our repo when t
In regard to: Re: rpm 4.4.9 missing neon support in Solaris 9 - build...:
On Nov 6, 2007, at 12:15 PM, Tim Mooney wrote:
I was using our own, which was connecting to a Red Hat Linux 4 server
running vsftpd 2.0.1. The same issue was happening for me there.
Hmm, then perhaps there is some
ut Tim has said that a Solaris rpm client could not
access a RHEL vsftpd server.
That's correct, and there's no NAT or anything else between my workstation
and the ftp server I tried.
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oilerplate goop propagated
into hundreds of spec files, and that can't imagine how that's the right
way to accomplish anything.
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ving "noos" packages was getting the os_compat chains set up. rpmrc
is no longer the way to accomplish that, but is noos packaging something
that also could be accomplished with a little support from "the
community"?
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base package.
In my experience, this happens most with perl modules and directories
under perl's site_lib.
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und just to sign packages they get from vendors.
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In regard to: Re: rpm3 package still exist, Jason Corley said (at 12:35pm...:
On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 12:06 PM, Tim Mooney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you try sign an RPM built with 3.0.x with a 4.X.Y version of RPM, the
RPM becomes corrupted.
Would this be something that's
coming increasingly unreliable for communication,
I can't seem to find what I sent in the archives. Oh well ...
So support for signing ancient RPMs is a no-go, but it might be possible
to convert ancient RPMs to a more modern format?
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In regard to: Re: rpm3 package still exist, Jeff Johnson said (at 2:35pm on...:
On Jun 25, 2008, at 1:26 PM, Tim Mooney wrote:
In regard to: Re: rpm3 package still exist, Jeff Johnson said (at
12:41pm...:
Could a converter be written if preserving header+payload MD5 was
not an issue? You
it via their software distribution infrastructure.
For example, Red Hat Satellite Server.
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Ms that do pretty crazy stuff.
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of
the software, because all of the vendors that we're talking about as part
of this discussion, that are still using rpm 3.0.x, have legal
restrictions on redistributing the software you've obtained from them.
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lopment team has been uniformly pleasant,
helpful and responsive when people have asked questions about Satellite
on the mailing list, but based on how long it's taking to get other
critical features into the product, I don't see Satellite getting this
the problem too.
I'm still running rpm 4.4.9, but I've been thinking about upgrading this
fall, after the initial craziness of the start of school subsides.
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In regard to: Eliminating internal zlib., Jeff Johnson said (at 6:15pm on...:
Should I rip out internal zlib on HEAD and rpm-5.1.4?
Yes, please.
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opefully whatever comes out
of this doesn't end up with 1000+ line XML files just to build the
simplest package.
Maybe something like http://bee.rubyforge.org/ would keep more within
the existing YAML-ish syntax, while still allowing for a Real Language ?
on in
the "log" directory are additional files that are also nearly 10 MB each.
As Per suggested, you probably want to at least investigate automatic
log file removal.
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will apply, but learning something about BDB for one of
those two packages will still help with tuning the other.
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stats as a measurement, and mmap'd I?O
is/was the most important tunable (disabling sync cannot be done in "production"
imho).
Makes sense. Using RAM for the db env is always going to be faster than
using disk.
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ing %_arch, %_vendor, and potentially
other platform-related macros in your host-specific RPM macros (probably
/etc/rpm/macros).
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Roo
ng me what I want
either.
I can do it myself and share if need be, but if there's prior art, I
would appreciate a pointer to it.
Thanks!
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In regard to: Re: script for BuildRequires to graphviz?, Jeff Johnson said...:
On Sep 15, 2011, at 1:23 PM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
On Sep 15, 2011, at 12:43 PM, Tim Mooney wrote:
All-
Before I re-invent the (possibly simple) wheel, I have a vague
recollection of seeing a script that can
00 edges connecting them.
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In regard to: Re: Requires: python(foo) = bar, Jeffrey Johnson said (at...:
On May 11, 2012, at 2:46 PM, Tim Mooney wrote:
In regard to: Requires: python(foo) = bar, Jeffrey Johnson said (at 2:11pm...:
Matthew Dawkins mentioned an interest in better python module
dependencies in RPM
actly what I had, and I was only tracking manually specified
BuildRequires dependencies on my Solaris system. It was a mess...
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likely never be acceptable for inclusion, but I'll
submit them and let you sort them out.
Be expecting to see some patches in the coming days.
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tally fine with you not incorporating any of the
patches I may come up with; I'm submitting more so that they're on the
public record in case any other sole is on the same path.
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l to RPM, so I'm currently
using a horrible hack to do the normal %checkout, and then remove
the directories for beecrypt and neon. I also used examples from
elsewhere in devtool.conf to check to make certain that necessary OS
packages are installed and automatically install them if not.
In regard to: Re: [CVS] RPM: rpm-5_4: rpm/scripts/ vpkg-provides2.sh,...:
The aim is to modernize a little these shells. The comment should be clear.
Why? Was there something broken that you've fixed?
Because the change you've made actually makes them less portable.
Tim
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Solaris 8 or 9), but it wasn't the default shell
and a lot of newer admins wouldn't know of its existence.
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