Russ Allbery <r...@debian.org> hat am 25. Dezember 2009 um 20:05 geschrieben:
> "devn...@lordb.de" <devn...@lordb.de> writes: > > > Gladly, but I'm not quite sure how and what to provide as debugging > > output. For starters I've run lintian (2.2.18 this time) with the "-d" > > switch: > > > $ lintian --check --allow-root --show-overrides -i -b -d > > ghostscript_8.64-5_i386.deb > > N: Lintian v2.2.18ubuntu1 > > N: Lintian root directory: /usr/share/lintian > > N: Configuration file: /etc/lintianrc > > N: Laboratory: > > N: Archive directory: > > N: Distribution: > > N: Default unpack level: 1 > > N: Architecture: any > > N: ---- > > N: Setting up lab in /tmp/VIcPpbdtdw ... > > The output should be: > > N: Lintian v2.2.18 > N: Lintian root directory: /usr/share/lintian > N: Configuration file: /etc/lintianrc > N: Laboratory: > N: Archive directory: > N: Distribution: > N: Default unpack level: 1 > N: Architecture: any > N: ---- > N: Setting up lab in /tmp/BZlkcVrWuN ... > N: Processing 1 packages... > N: Selected action: check > N: Requested unpack level: 1 > > It's dying somewhere between setting up the lab and starting to check > packages, probably while loading information about the checks and > collection scripts. > > Could you try running lintian with -d -d -d instead to get a more detailed > trace? This make no difference. I still get the same output. I even tried it with linitian 2.3.1 with the same result. Just to note it again: Sometimes lintian works (say every fourth or fifth attempt) but must of the time it doesn't. Here the output of the attempt that worked: $ lintian --check --allow-root -b -d -d -d ghostscript_8.64-5_i386.deb; echo "Return: $?" N: Lintian v2.2.18ubuntu1 N: Lintian root directory: /usr/share/lintian N: Configuration file: /etc/lintianrc N: Laboratory: N: Archive directory: N: Distribution: N: Default unpack level: 1 N: Architecture: any N: ---- N: Setting up lab in /tmp/48DQsjNNS7 ... N: Reading collector description file doc-base-files.desc ... N: order: 1 N: script: doc-base-files N: type: b N: unpack-level: 2 N: version: 1 N: Reading collector description file strings.desc ... N: file-info: 1 N: order: 2 N: script: strings ... N: Current unpack level is 2 N: Current unpack level is 2 N: Decreasing unpack level to 1 (removing files) ... N: 15 tags overridden (15 warnings) N: Removing /tmp/48DQsjNNS7 ... Return: 1 > > Nowhere does Lintian just randomly exit without printing an error, so > something very strange is going wrong with your Lintian setup. There should be nothing special about my lintian setup. I'm fairly sure about this because I usually use lintian from within a cowdancer environment, which is a clean Ubuntu installation, and this lintian call fails as well. (My other test were run directly on my server and not from within the cowdancer environment.) > > -- > Russ Allbery (r...@debian.org) <http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/>
