Hi, I noticed that I had 2 empty dirs in the build directory. The log file for both show something like: W: Failed to fetch http://incoming.debian.org/buildd-unstable/Sources.bz2 Hash Sum mismatch E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead. apt-get update failed Giving back package jcc_2.5-2 after failure in apt-get-update stage. Kurt
What were the empty directories called? If they were normal package build directories, they may have failed to be removed after the apt failure. However, this should be fixed for a month or so with the new sbuild. Are you using the latest sbuild? Thanks, Roger
drwx------ 2 buildd buildd 4096 2010-01-26 06:37 buildd-jcc_2.5-2+b1-i386-0WwVgx drwx------ 2 buildd buildd 4096 2010-01-26 01:20 buildd-python-fuse_0.2-2+b1-i386-A8tHKY Yes, it's the same version as buildd I reported this against. Kurt
The transaction log on the wanna-build side shows: package | distribution | version | action | prevstate | state | real_user | set_user | time -------------+--------------+---------+------------------+------------------+------------------+-------------+-------------------+---------------------------- python-fuse | unstable | 2:0.2-2 | --binNMU | Installed | BD-Uninstallable | aba | aba | 2010-01-25 16:02:52.221485 python-fuse | unstable | 2:0.2-2 | --merge-all | BD-Uninstallable | Needs-Build | wbadm | wbadm | 2010-01-25 16:03:35.457945 python-fuse | unstable | 2:0.2-2 | --take | Needs-Build | Building | buildd_i386 | buildd_i386-biber | 2010-01-26 01:20:03.324181 In the daemon.log file it shows: Jan 26 01:20:03 buildd[28284]: Starting build (dist=unstable) of: Jan 26 01:20:03 buildd[28284]: !1!python-fuse_2:0.2-2 Jan 26 01:20:03 buildd[28284]: command line: nice -n 0 sbuild --apt-update --batch --stats-dir=/home/buildd/stats --dist=unstable --auto-give-back=buildd.debian.org.ssh@buildd_i386-biber@buildd_i386@buildd.debian.org --mail-log-to=kurt@roeckx.be,logs@buildd.debian.org --arch=i386 --binNMU=1 --make-binNMU=Build extension for python2.6 python-fuse_2:0.2-2 Jan 26 01:21:14 buildd[28284]: Build finished. The logs says it gave it back, but I can't find a trace of that. I wonder if this has to do with it being a binNMU, both cases are a binNMU. Kurt
Possibly, but the give-back should be triggered whether or not it's a binNMU. The auto-give-back code in sbuild is triggered on all package status changes. If you see a line "Giving back package $package after failure..." in the package build log, then it definitely ran wanna-build --give-back since it's logged after the give-back completed. Regards, Roger