First of all sorry for the extremely late reply on this, for some reason I utterly failed to see the bug.
> This may be a problem more with "apt-get source package-name" but when I > had troubles with my internet connection whilst downloading the source > package for xfree86 and had to restart debian-builder, the partially > downloaded source files were re-fetched from the start of files instead > of resuming from where they left off. Is there any reasonable way to > resume an "apt-get source" using partially downloaded source files? It looks like apt-get can now manage this itself. I tested this by running 'apt-get source libc6', then cancelled the download with Ctrl+C after 10%. Running the command again it started the download immediately at 11%. So it looks like I don't need to do anything special. > Could the debian-builder script also check the return status of the > "apt-get source package-name" call and *not* delete the .dsc and > .diff.gz files unless "apt-get source packagename" succeeds? Yes this has been done now, and will be fixed in an upload in the next few minutes. Steve -- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
