This is a summary of the x86_64 package rebuild test finished at 20.09.2013.
Numbers in [square brackets] describe how many weeks corresponding packages cannot be rebuilt. Orphaned packages that cannot be rebuilt for 16+ weeks are usually removed from the repository without further warnings. List of 6 orphaned packages that cannot be rebuilt for a very long time: eclipse-cdt-1:8.0.0-alt1_5jpp6 [66] eclipse-changelog-1:2.7.0-alt1_2jpp6 [66] gnustep-cenon-4.0.2-alt1 [16] gst-plugins-good-0.10.31-alt2 [16] heartbeat-2.1.3-alt5.2.qa1 [16] nagios-plugins-1.4.15-alt1.1 [17] List of 10 orphaned packages that have no assignee to send information about rebuild failures: backup-manager-0.7.9-alt2.1 [8] firebird-odbc-2.0.0147-alt2 [13] fsbackup-1.2pl2-alt4.1 [8] libakode-2.0.2-alt11.qa1 [0] mpd-mini-0.16.4-alt1.qa1 [0] perl-Mojolicious-Plugin-Authentication-1.21-alt1 [12] perl-Mojolicious-Plugin-BasicAuth-0.06-alt1 [12] psad-2.1.7-alt1.qa1 [2] spampd-2.30-alt1.1 [8] varkon-1.19D-alt2.1.qa2 [13] List of 57 packages that cannot be rebuilt for more than one week: Mesa-4:9.2-alt1 [2] (shrek) PokerTH-1.0.1-alt1 [1] (sem,@everybody) acheck-rules-0.3.1-alt2_8 [8] (viy,@everybody) automake_1.11-1.11.6-alt3 [2] (ldv) bacula-docs-5.2.10-alt1 [2] (vitty,@everybody) cdck-0.7.0-alt1.1.qa1 [8] (lav,@qa,@everybody) coan-5.1-alt1_3 [8] (viy,@everybody) compiz-0.8.8-alt10 [1] (glebfm,@everybody) crossroads-2.77-alt1 [2] (force,@everybody) debhelper-9.20130518-alt1 [8] (lav,@qa,@everybody) devscripts-2.12.6-alt1 [8] (george,@everybody) dstool_tk-doc-2.0-alt5 [2] (viy,@everybody) enblend-4.0-alt4 [2] (serpiph,boyarsh) gitolite-3.03-alt1 [2] (mike,@everybody) gnustep-objc2-1.7.0-alt5.git20130424 [3] (real,@everybody) gwyddion-2.31-alt1 [8] (boris,@everybody) jss-4.2.6-alt4_29jpp7 [1] (viy,vitty,@everybody) kernel-modules-blcr-hpc-skif-0.8.3-alt2.132640.25 [2] (real,@kernel,@qa) kernel-modules-fglrx-hpc-skif-13.101-alt1.132640.25 [6] (real,@kernel,@everybody) mapivi-0.9.7-alt1 [2] (force,@everybody) munin-1.4.5-alt3.1 [8] (zver,@everybody) netpbm-10.35.89-alt1 [8] (crux,@everybody) openerp-server-5.0.14-alt2.1 [1] (lav,zver,@qa) pdf2djvu-0.7.16-alt1.1 [2] (lakostis,@everybody) perl-CGI-FormBuilder-3.0800-alt1 [2] (naf,@cpan) perl-Crypt-OpenPGP-1.06-alt1 [2] (@cpan,@qa) perl-Crypt-Random-Source-0.07-alt1 [7] (baraka,@everybody) perl-Event-Notify-0.00004-alt1.1.1 [2] (misha,@cpan) perl-Event-RPC-1.01-alt3 [7] (oddity,@cpan,@everybody) perl-FormValidator-Lite-0.29-alt1 [2] (crux,@everybody) perl-HTML-TokeParser-Simple-3.15-alt1 [8] (mithraen,@everybody) perl-HTTP-Request-Params-1.01-alt2 [7] (@cpan,@qa,@everybody) perl-JSON-RPC-Common-0.10-alt1 [2] (naf,@everybody) perl-Mail-Folder-0.07-alt1.1 [2] (naf,@cpan) perl-Mail-SPF-2.8.0-alt2 [8] (force,@cpan,@everybody) perl-Mojolicious-Plugin-PlainAuth-0.1-alt1 [1] (enp,@everybody) perl-Net-RBLClient-0.5-alt2.1 [2] (@cpan,@everybody) perl-Net-Server-2.007-alt1 [7] (shaba,@cpan,@qa,@everybody) perl-Padre-0.98-alt1 [2] (crux,@cpan,@everybody) perl-Panotools-Script-0.26-alt1 [2] (dd,@cpan,@everybody) perl-PerlIO-via-symlink-0.05-alt2.1 [2] (lav,@cpan,@qa) perl-Regexp-Assemble-0.35-alt1 [8] (viy,@everybody) perl-SOAP-Lite-1.0-alt1 [2] (@cpan,@qa) perl-SOAP-WSDL-2.00.10-alt2 [2] (force,@cpan) perl-Tapper-CLI-4.1.3-alt1 [2] (viy,@everybody) perl-Template-Alloy-1.016-alt1 [2] (naf,@everybody) perl-ack-1.96-alt1 [2] (lav,@cpan,@qa) python-module-django-rest-framework-2.2.1-alt1 [3] (solo,@everybody) python-module-django-sekizai-0.7-alt3 [3] (solo,@everybody) stellarium-0.12.0-alt1 [8] (karpov,@qa,@everybody) vicq-0.4.1-alt5.2 [8] (crux,@everybody) wget-1.14-alt1 [8] (mike,stanv,@qa,timonbl4,@everybody) wireshark-1.10.0-alt1 [8] (rider,@everybody) xdotool-20101012-alt2 [8] (ender,@everybody) xen-4.1.3-alt3.1 [8] (vitty,@everybody) xvattr-1.3-alt6.qa1 [8] (force,@everybody) zim-0.29-alt3 [8] (naf,lav,@qa,@everybody) -- Sincerely yours, ALT beekeeper _______________________________________________ Sisyphus-cybertalk mailing list Sisyphus-cybertalk@lists.altlinux.org https://lists.altlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/sisyphus-cybertalk
