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Message-ID: <546D1D1C.1070402@barfooze.de>
Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2014 23:43:40 +0100
From: John Spencer <maillist-musl@...fooze.de>
To: sabotage@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: changing/fixing the tarballs in the butch
will cunningham wrote:
> OK I've got what I need loaded. A couple pieces of business to close this
> thread out...
>
> You need to add xorg to the dependencies of qt4, or figure out what subset
> of xorg it need to compile. Building qt4 right after stage1 and core it
> broke with a message something about an X11 lib, but after I installed xorg
did you make a note about the message? it would save us a lot of time
when we knew which lib it wanted.
> it built fine. The no cups addition to the pkg file worked.
>
> I still get tarballs not downloading somewhat randomly, and I've found that
> if it starts to download but doesn't complete, you have to go in
> /src/tarballs and delete the source so it'll start fresh on the download
weird. you can take a look at what the KEEP/butch_download_template.txt does
in general it gets a list of urls from the pkg, and then tries to dl
them with wget --retries=5
so in the case that one of the urls is broken, it would try up to 5
times to download it before switching to the next url. note that
downloads-in-progress are saved to $filename.wip and only after a
successful download renamed to $filename.
in any case: please provide the names of the packages which made trouble.
> and not just try to work with what's there partially. Also when something
> doesn't build, rebuilding the last lib in the log and then restarting with
> butch rebuild instead of butch install on the unfinished build usually gets
> it done. Not scientific, but trying several combinations to get apps built
> this has worked for me.
in general stuff that works by magic is not in the spirit of sabotage.
we try to deliver sound solutions that are reproducible.
--JS
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