Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mawk
If mawk is installed as the default awk on a 64 bit host certain scripts
such as the rpm2cpio.sh fail to work correctly. The problem was found
on ubuntu 7.10 64 bit but shows up on 8.04 64 bit and 8.10 64 bit as
well. It appears that at least on u
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cpio
The issue with cpio is that the config.h file does not
properly get the definition HAVE_GETPWNAM defined.
That causes lib/system.c to compile in a bogus
definition of getpwnam().
This appears to already be fixed in the cpio in
the debian experimen
I tried building with the proposed patch, and can confirm that the
resulting cpio binary works correctly with the scripts that rely on the
"--owner=" syntax.
Thanks,
Jason.
James Westby wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Attached is my proposed patch. I'm not going to seek a sponsor
> just yet, as I have sent the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cpio
The issue with cpio is that the config.h file does not
properly get the definition HAVE_GETPWNAM defined.
That causes lib/system.c to compile in a bogus
definition of getpwnam().
This appears to already be fixed in the cpio in
the debian experimen
I tried building with the proposed patch, and can confirm that the
resulting cpio binary works correctly with the scripts that rely on the
"--owner=" syntax.
Thanks,
Jason.
James Westby wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Attached is my proposed patch. I'm not going to seek a sponsor
> just yet, as I have sent the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mawk
If mawk is installed as the default awk on a 64 bit host certain scripts
such as the rpm2cpio.sh fail to work correctly. The problem was found
on ubuntu 7.10 64 bit but shows up on 8.04 64 bit and 8.10 64 bit as
well. It appears that at least on u
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mawk
If mawk is installed as the default awk on a 64 bit host certain scripts
such as the rpm2cpio.sh fail to work correctly. The problem was found
on ubuntu 7.10 64 bit but shows up on 8.04 64 bit and 8.10 64 bit as
well. It appears that at least on u
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cpio
The issue with cpio is that the config.h file does not
properly get the definition HAVE_GETPWNAM defined.
That causes lib/system.c to compile in a bogus
definition of getpwnam().
This appears to already be fixed in the cpio in
the debian experimen
I tried building with the proposed patch, and can confirm that the
resulting cpio binary works correctly with the scripts that rely on the
"--owner=" syntax.
Thanks,
Jason.
James Westby wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Attached is my proposed patch. I'm not going to seek a sponsor
> just yet, as I have sent the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cpio
The issue with cpio is that the config.h file does not
properly get the definition HAVE_GETPWNAM defined.
That causes lib/system.c to compile in a bogus
definition of getpwnam().
This appears to already be fixed in the cpio in
the debian experimen
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cpio
The issue with cpio is that the config.h file does not
properly get the definition HAVE_GETPWNAM defined.
That causes lib/system.c to compile in a bogus
definition of getpwnam().
This appears to already be fixed in the cpio in
the debian experimen
I tried building with the proposed patch, and can confirm that the
resulting cpio binary works correctly with the scripts that rely on the
"--owner=" syntax.
Thanks,
Jason.
James Westby wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Attached is my proposed patch. I'm not going to seek a sponsor
> just yet, as I have sent the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mawk
If mawk is installed as the default awk on a 64 bit host certain scripts
such as the rpm2cpio.sh fail to work correctly. The problem was found
on ubuntu 7.10 64 bit but shows up on 8.04 64 bit and 8.10 64 bit as
well. It appears that at least on u
I tried building with the proposed patch, and can confirm that the
resulting cpio binary works correctly with the scripts that rely on the
"--owner=" syntax.
Thanks,
Jason.
James Westby wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Attached is my proposed patch. I'm not going to seek a sponsor
> just yet, as I have sent the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mawk
If mawk is installed as the default awk on a 64 bit host certain scripts
such as the rpm2cpio.sh fail to work correctly. The problem was found
on ubuntu 7.10 64 bit but shows up on 8.04 64 bit and 8.10 64 bit as
well. It appears that at least on u
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cpio
The issue with cpio is that the config.h file does not
properly get the definition HAVE_GETPWNAM defined.
That causes lib/system.c to compile in a bogus
definition of getpwnam().
This appears to already be fixed in the cpio in
the debian experimen
I tried building with the proposed patch, and can confirm that the
resulting cpio binary works correctly with the scripts that rely on the
"--owner=" syntax.
Thanks,
Jason.
James Westby wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Attached is my proposed patch. I'm not going to seek a sponsor
> just yet, as I have sent the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mawk
If mawk is installed as the default awk on a 64 bit host certain scripts
such as the rpm2cpio.sh fail to work correctly. The problem was found
on ubuntu 7.10 64 bit but shows up on 8.04 64 bit and 8.10 64 bit as
well. It appears that at least on u
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