On Fri, Mar 02, 2012 at 07:44:48AM +0900, Norbert Preining wrote:
> On Do, 01 Mär 2012, Julian Andres Klode wrote:
> > > dpkg-source: info: local changes detected, the modified files are:
> > > texlive-bin-2011.20120226/configure
> > > texlive-bin-2011.20120226/libs/gd/configure
> > > texlive-bin-2011.20120226/texk/afm2pl/configure
> > > texlive-bin-2011.20120226/texk/bibtex8/configure
> > > ...
> >
> > >
> > > So I suppose that dh_autoreconf* should fix the above errors, but it
> > > didn't.
> > >
> > > I suppose there is something I have overlooked completely.
> >
> > It should remove those files if they were changed by the command executed
> > by dh_autoreconf and they're not symbolic links[1]. You could grep the
> > before and after lists for those files and check that the checksums are
> > different. In order to be removed, a file must have one of the following:
>
> Ok, from what you wrote I guess that dh_reautoconf is *removing* the
> files and relying on the fact that dpkg-source ignores removed files.
> So it does NOT revert changes I assume?
Correct. Playing the backup/restore game did not seem like a good
idea when I wrote the code, and deleting is just a more simple
way.
>
> Anyway, as clearly seen above the files *have* been changed, but seems
> to not have been removed.
Yes. The only explanation I have is that the files were changed after
dh_autoreconf ran and not by the command ran by dh_autoreconf.
>
> > (a) not in the before list, but in the after list
> > (b) different checksum in the after list
>
> It seems that (b) didn't work out, since it clearly must have different
> checksums, as dpkg-source complained about modified files.
>
> So how can one debug this?
As I wrote. A good starting point would be to run dh_autoreconf
and then check debian/autoreconf.{before,after}. You can send
them to me as well.
If you want to debug it yourself, dh_autoreconf_clean is the
script responsible for removing the files. It reads in the
debian/autoreconf.{before,after} files which have the format
md5sum file
and builds a perl hash
file => md5sum
of the before state and then reads the after file and deletes
all files not in the old hash or where the checksum changed
compared to the old hash.
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Julian Andres Klode - Debian Developer, Ubuntu Member
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