Core v4.7rc3

[Juanito]

Sorry I wasn't clear enough - I was displaying the contents of one file, lame-dev.tcz.md5.txt - when the file already exists, it seems the checksum is added again in the same file.

i.e. original:

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$ cat lame-dev.tcz.md5.txt
6de4bf4bdb0ec53bc60e7729b2c397a9  lame-dev.tcz
final:

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$ cat lame-dev.tcz.md5.txt
6de4bf4bdb0ec53bc60e7729b2c397a9  lame-dev.tcz
6de4bf4bdb0ec53bc60e7729b2c397a9  lame-dev.tcz

[roberts]

@netnomad, I can only surmise that via your many links for mc that the system believes that the ondemand item is in use and therefore cannot be deleted. Sorry, but I am not inclined to try to setup your specific configuration and support for mc.

[roberts]

Sorry I wasn't clear enough - I was displaying the contents of one file, lame-dev.tcz.md5.txt - when the file already exists, it seems the checksum is added again in the same file.

i.e. original:

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$ cat lame-dev.tcz.md5.txt
6de4bf4bdb0ec53bc60e7729b2c397a9  lame-dev.tcz
final:

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$ cat lame-dev.tcz.md5.txt
6de4bf4bdb0ec53bc60e7729b2c397a9  lame-dev.tcz
6de4bf4bdb0ec53bc60e7729b2c397a9  lame-dev.tcz

Cannot reproduce. Just tried three times. Also tried a combo of using apps and tce-load -w
You claim you can reproduce each time?

[Juanito]

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$ cat aalib.tcz.md5.txt
ec0c53ed730c5f807d2f7b075552e5ec  aalib.tcz
$ tce-load -w aalib
Downloading: aalib.tcz
Connecting to distro.ibiblio.org (152.19.134.43:80)
wget: server returned error: HTTP/1.1 416 Requested Range Not Satisfiable
aalib.tcz: OK
aalib.tcz: OK
$ cat aalib.tcz.md5.txt
ec0c53ed730c5f807d2f7b075552e5ec  aalib.tcz
ec0c53ed730c5f807d2f7b075552e5ec  aalib.tcz
I tried three or four extensions - three were repeats of the above, and the fourth, advcomp, doubled up the dep file 

[this is with busybox wget]

[curaga]

@netnomad

Please try with strace (post the output file to pastebin).

strace -o strace.out -f -s99 scmapps

[netnomad]

hi curaga,

thank you for your reply and your offer for help.
... but i don't understand what you mean with "post the output file to pastebin"!?

[tinypoodle]

The content of the output file

[roberts]

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$ cat aalib.tcz.md5.txt
ec0c53ed730c5f807d2f7b075552e5ec  aalib.tcz
$ tce-load -w aalib
Downloading: aalib.tcz
Connecting to distro.ibiblio.org (152.19.134.43:80)
wget: server returned error: HTTP/1.1 416 Requested Range Not Satisfiable
aalib.tcz: OK
aalib.tcz: OK
$ cat aalib.tcz.md5.txt
ec0c53ed730c5f807d2f7b075552e5ec  aalib.tcz
ec0c53ed730c5f807d2f7b075552e5ec  aalib.tcz
I tried three or four extensions - three were repeats of the above, and the fourth, advcomp, doubled up the dep file 

[this is with busybox wget]

With a fresh base install I try:

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tc@box:~$ tce-load -w ace-of-penguins
Downloading: ace-of-penguins.tcz
Connecting to distro.ibiblio.org (152.19.134.43:80)
ace-of-penguins.tcz  100% |*******************************|   196k  0:00:00 ETA
ace-of-penguins.tcz: OK

tc@box:~$ tce-load -w ace-of-penguins
Downloading: ace-of-penguins.tcz
Connecting to distro.ibiblio.org (152.19.134.43:80)
wget: server returned error: HTTP/1.1 416 Requested Range Not Satisfiable
ace-of-penguins.tcz: OK

tc@box:~$ cat /mnt/sda1/tce/optional/ace-of-penguins.tcz.md5.txt
92cc2f7ad4ea7e38287d927bbc17f268  ace-of-penguins.tcz
Works as expected. If it was the code it should be extension agnostic.
Have you done a file system check lately?

[netnomad]

hi curaga,

thank you for your reply and your offer for help.
... but i don't understand what you mean with "post the output file to pastebin"!?

The content of the output file

the upload in the forum is limited to
Restrictions: 4 per post, maximum total size 192KB, maximum individual size 128KB

so what other ways f.e. like a ftp-server are offered for an upload like 2mb or more.

[tinypoodle]

post to pastebin = copy and paste to a pastebin website (e.g. pastebin.com), then post link on forum

[netnomad]

post to pastebin = copy and paste to a pastebin website (e.g. pastebin.com), then post link on forum

thank you tinypoodle, now i understand what you mean...

hi curaga,

that's my link
http://paste.ubuntu.com/1298331/

[Juanito]

Have you done a file system check lately?

Yes - in fact both machines I use display the same issue.

Nevermind - if there's only me that has the problem, we can mark it down to Internet weirdness...

[netnomad]

Hi netnomad

lrwxrwxrwx    1 root     staff           10 Oct 22 06:12 .TC -> /mnt/sdb2//

lrwxrwxrwx    1 root     root              5 Oct 22 06:12 TC -> sdb2//

What's with the extra / in these two entries?

hi friends,

i corrected this with the help of a script from abnormis:

#!/bin/sh
sudo ln -s /mnt/"$(cat /etc/sysconfig/backup_device | cut -f1 -d/)" /home/tc/.TC &
sudo ln -s "$(cat /etc/sysconfig/backup_device | cut -f1 -d/)" /mnt/TC

thank you friends.

[curaga]

@netnomad

Thanks.

Robert, it shows ondemand getting called as "ondemand -r libreoffice3.6" and then ondemand operating on "libreoffice3". One dot extension too much is being removed.

[roberts]

Thanks Curaga. As I had lost interest in further pursuing.

However I feel compelled to state the following:

First I truly appreciate the help for those that take time to test release candidates.
Merging disparate systems (tcz & scm) is never an easy task. Initial bugs are a certainty.
But... When when a bug is found statements such as

in the scm-gui ondemand maintenance the delete function doesn't work for me,
that means that i cannot delete a scm-ondemand-item with the help of the gui.

This gives the impression that such is the user's experience for all scm extensions.
Whereas stating a specific use case, e.g., it works for all my scms except this one.
This would have saved so much time.

Within this thread I have repeatedly asked for specifics. When I am focused on release candidate code and one provides specific use case I can quickly take action. Generalized statements are of little to no help and therefore I cannot and do not stay focused on them.

In the future, please remember, specific data example(s) in reporting bugs is that which will leads to success.

Anyway, thanks again to those that take the time to test and report. Now onwards towards 4.7