Eero: what is broken? Are you using the recent PTS releases? As far as I
know, there's no outstanding issues pertaining to this bug and I've been
using all the Ubuntu releases on Cloud/Desktop/Server without issue. If
you're still using an older Ubuntu release, I suggest downloading the
latest PTS
It's 2015 and this is still broken...
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Please take a look at the latest release available in Maverick.
Feedback is obviously welcome!
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Based on some limited testing, removing the quotes breaks both gksudo
and kdesudo for me. These can be fixed by appending "--" to the command
line to tell gksudo or kdesudo to not consider the following elements as
arguments. This change also works for the sudo case, where sudo knows
that -y is n
If I get a chance, I'll see if I can reproduce what you are seeing. I'm not
sure why it might be doing that, but a possibility to consider if all else
fails might be something like:
$ROOT bash -c "aptitude..."
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No, I'm running from an ssh session, so I'm calling sudo.
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Paul,
Do you happen to be testing using KDE / kdesudo? In PTS Git I had
removed the quote like you did in the past, but on a clean Ubuntu Lucid
daily LiveCD install just 30 minutes ago, when using gksudo without the
quotes it ends up giving a error (it appears that it's basically trying
to pass th
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Aptitude support was added on top of apt-get precisely due to the Debian
bug #503215 that you mention where apt-get fails when a package is non-
existent, which we have run into when using PTS on older versions of
Ubuntu. The --allow-untrusted was also added for another bug, but I can
remove that u
In addition to the quoting problem, it should be considered a bug to
prefer aptitude over apt-get, and a *grave* bug to be passing '--allow-
untrusted -y'. A testsuite has no business overriding the security
policy for packages.
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Hi Paul,
Right now the Phoronix Test Suite will continue on installing a test
even if a dependency fails to install since we cater to all
distributions and other OSes, just not Ubuntu/Debian, so rather than
having a wider support burden with having to play additional hooks for
apt-get/aptitude/yum
>From
>/usr/share/phoronix-test-suite/pts-core/static/distro-scripts/install-ubuntu-packages.sh
if [ -x /usr/bin/aptitude ]; then
# aptitude is nice since it doesn't fail if a non-existant package is
hit
# See: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=503215
$ROOT
I've also tried this on the upstream 2.4 release, and the 2.6 alpha 3
release with the same result
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