Hi,
Junichi Uekawa wrote:
> pbuilder --execute [options] -- script [script options]
>
> pbuilder execute takes a script, /bin/echo isn't a script.
>
> .... hmmm, it might be that documentation is wrong.
The manpage is quite clear in the
local-script-is-copied-into-the-builder respect, but I looked at
pbuilder --help instead:
pbuilder --login
pbuilder --execute -- [command] [command-options]
Logs in to the build environment and execute command.
And, well, a command is something residing in the builder (imho).
> Could you try without the '--'?
>
> sudo pbuilder execute --basetgz /tmp/base-sid-i386.tgz \
> /bin/echo hello world
>
> (and something other than /bin/echo)
Actually using a "script" or a 32bit binary works fine, -- does not
matter, the problem is that the i386-builder can't execute a 64bit
program (because libraries are missing), but the error message is more
than unclear. E.g. this does work:
sudo pbuilder execute --basetgz /tmp/base-sid-i386.tgz -- \
/chroot/sid-i386/bin/echo hello world
something I would have (until yesterday) expected to fail because that
path does not exist in the pbuilder.
Andreas
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