>> Do you consider alternative bzip2 implementations available in Debian
>> (lbzip2, pbzip2, p7zip-full, libcommons-compress-java) as "commonly
>> available implementations"? They all produce different compressed
>> files for the same input file. Moreover, lbzip2-0.23 from stable
>> produces differ
Mikołaj Izdebski wrote:
> Do you consider alternative bzip2 implementations available in Debian
> (lbzip2, pbzip2, p7zip-full, libcommons-compress-java) as "commonly
> available implementations"? They all produce different compressed
> files for the same input file. Moreover, lbzip2-0.23 from stabl
>> From theoretical point of view, for every plain (uncompressed) file
>> there exist *infinite* number of bz2 compressed files that correctly
>> decompress to the plain file.
>
> pristine-tar consists of a bet that, while this is certianly the
> theoretical case, the number of actual implementatio
Mikołaj Izdebski:
> From theoretical point of view, for every plain (uncompressed) file
> there exist *infinite* number of bz2 compressed files that correctly
> decompress to the plain file.
pristine-tar consists of a bet that, while this is certianly the
theoretical case, the number of actual imp
I applied the maxlen s/17/20/ patch to Debian's bzip2 1.0.6-1 package,
installed the patched libbz2, and pristine-bz2 was now able to
recreate KDE's tarballs using pbzip2 (which dynamically links to
libbz2).
I didn't have any problems with headers or anything else as mentioned
in message 10. Just
Hello,
This bug is much more generic.
>From theoretical point of view, for every plain (uncompressed) file
there exist *infinite* number of bz2 compressed files that correctly
decompress to the plain file.
In practice there exists number of different compressors that can
create different compres
Jonathan Riddell wrote:
> openSUSE includes a patch to bzip2 to change a maxlength value back to
> the pre bzip2 1.0.3 setting. This means upstream tars such as those
> made for KDE can not be used with pristine-tar.
>
> Offending patch
> https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file?file=bzip2-ma
Package: pristine-tar
Version: 1.14
openSUSE includes a patch to bzip2 to change a maxlength value back to
the pre bzip2 1.0.3 setting. This means upstream tars such as those
made for KDE can not be used with pristine-tar.
Offending patch
https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file?file=bzip2-m
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