Date: Thu, 12 Dec 1996 17:53:01 +1030 (CST) From: Michael Smith <msmith@atrad.adelaide.edu.au> To: mark@grondar.za (Mark Murray) Cc: msmith@atrad.adelaide.edu.au, asami@cs.berkeley.edu, markm@freefall.freebsd.org, CVS-committers@freefall.freebsd.org, cvs-all@freefall.freebsd.org, cvs-ports@freefall.freebsd.org Subject: Ports tidy-up sweep Message-ID: <199612120723.RAA03527@genesis.atrad.adelaide.edu.au> In-Reply-To: <199612120717.JAA22544@grackle.grondar.za> from Mark Murray at "Dec 12, 96 09:17:35 am"
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Mark Murray stands accused of saying:
> >
> > Speaking of checksums and checking, did my monster-PIB-inspired ports
> > bogon report get lost, or have I completely missed all the fixups for
> > it?
>
> Oops - methinks it got lost...
Ok; I've attached it to the end for reference.
> > Anyone (markm?) want to try another pass with it?
>
> I'm game!
Hold off a few minutes, and I'll add a "list dump" function to PIB to
save you the agony of snarf-n-barfing 700 ports by hand 8)
> Mark Murray PGP key fingerprint = 80 36 6E 40 83 D6 8A 36
Here's my previous summary from your original dump :
Mark Murray stands accused of saying:
>
> Here are the errors it reports::
>
> postgres95-1.08: no 'md5' file in '/usr/ports/databases/postgres95/files'
> ru-netscape-2.02: no 'md5' file in '/usr/ports/russian/netscape2.language/files'
> ru-netscape-3.01: no 'md5' file in '/usr/ports/russian/netscape3.language/files'
Hmm, ok; I presume the ru-netscapes don't have 'md5' files; I don't
have them here to check.
> > For the OK distfiles listed as stale, what reason (the tag in red
> > before the port name) does it give? Also, is your collection
> > absolutely up-to-date, in particular do you have the paths to your
> > distfiles recorded in the files/md5 files for those that are in
> > subdirectories?
>
> I am at most 24 hours out of date, modulo some fetch errors.
Ok, I've worked through your list (thanks for that). Here's a summary
of my results; perhaps one or more of the well-connected port-meisters
could take a swing at fixing the problems here?
These appear to be legitimate MD5 mismatches :
----------------------------------------------
2-6update.zip (bad MD5) lynx-2.6
bb-src.tgz (bad MD5) bb-0.9
grep-2.0.tar.gz (bad MD5) jp-grep-2.0
lrzsz-0.12.11.tar.gz (bad MD5) lrzsz-0.12.11
nntpbtr-1.7.tar.Z (bad MD5) nntpbtr-1.7
sattrack-3.1.4.tar.gz (bad MD5) sattrack-3.1.4
sunclock1.3.tar.gz (bad MD5) sunclock-1.3
unclutter-8.tar.gz (bad MD5) unclutter-8
xinvaders.tar.gz (bad MD5) xinvaders-1.1
xlbiff-3.0.tar.gz (bad MD5) xlbiff-3.0
xsnow-1.40.tar.Z (bad MD5) xsnow-1.40
These appear to be legitimately orphaned :
------------------------------------------
Mutt/01.pgp.PATCH (orphan) (1)
Mutt/...
arena-beta-2b-src.tar.gz (orphan)
cu-sudo.v1.5.tar.Z (orphan)
ejdict.tar.gz (orphan)
flex-2.5.2.tgz (orphan)
innxmit-long-lines.patch (orphan)
jpegsrc.v6.tar.gz (orphan)
krb5.crypto.B7.tar.gz (orphan)
krb5.src.B7.tar.gz (orphan)
mmv.pch.Z (orphan) (2)
mutt/mutt-0.52-export.tar.gz (orphan)
part01.Z (orphan) (2)
part02.Z (orphan) (2)
tin1.3-unoff-BETA-961109.tgz (orphan)
tin1.3-unoff-BETA-961115.tgz (orphan)
xbakuzan.tar.gz (orphan) (3)
xc/Wraphelp.c (orphan)
xdaliclock-2.05.tar.Z (orphan)
xgalaga-1.6b.tar.gz (orphan)
xlockmore-3.11.patches (orphan)
xlockmore-3.11.tar.gz (orphan)
xmorph-02oct96.tar.gz (orphan)
xpdf-0.5.tar.gz (orphan)
xrn-8.02.tgz (orphan)
(1) Mutt files move to mutt/ directory.
(2) Distfiles moved to mmv/ directory.
(3) Possibly used by jp- port that I don't have locally and
which is missing a files/md5 file.
These belong to ports that aren't in the INDEX yet :
----------------------------------------------------
cap60/cap60.patch193 (orphan)
cap60/cap60.patch194 (orphan)
cap60/cap60.patch195 (orphan)
cap60/cap60.patch196 (orphan)
cap60/cap60.patch197 (orphan)
cap60/cap60.patch198 (orphan)
cap60/cap60.pl100.tar.Z (orphan)
cap60/patches.101-126.tar.Z (orphan)
cap60/patches.127-143.tar.Z (orphan)
cap60/patches.144-154.tar.Z (orphan)
cap60/patches.155-162.tar.Z (orphan)
cap60/patches.163-182.tar.Z (orphan)
cap60/patches.183-192.tar.Z (orphan)
linux_devel-0.1.tar.gz (orphan)
safe-tcl-1.2.tar.gz (orphan)
tkcron-2.12.tcl.gz (orphan)
These are used by ports that don't have files/md5 files :
---------------------------------------------------------
cm_mf.tar.gz (orphan) tex/mltex
cm_tfm.tar.gz (orphan) tex/mltex
dvi2xx.tar.gz (orphan) dvi2xx
enhyph.tex (orphan) mltex
enhyphex.tex (orphan) mltex
ftex.tar.gz (orphan) mltex
latex209.tar.gz (orphan) latex209
latex_base-96.06.tar.gz (orphan) mltex
latex_mf-96.06.tar.gz (orphan) mltex
latex_tfm-96.06.tar.gz (orphan) mltex
latex_tfm.tar.gz (orphan) latex209
latex_tools-96.06.tar.gz (orphan) mltex
mf_lib.tar.gz (orphan) tex/mltex
mltex.ch.3.1415 (orphan) mltex
modes.mf (orphan) tex/mltex
rkive3.1.tar.Z (orphan) rkive
tex_base.tar.gz (orphan) tex/mltex
texinfo.tex (orphan) texinfo
xfed.tar.gz (orphan) xfed
xloadimage.3.03.tar.Z (orphan) xloadimage
(I've annotated afterwards the port(s) that I think the files belong
to, based on grepping Makefiles.)
These are due to stale md5 files :
----------------------------------
g77-0.5.14.tar.gz g77-0.5.15
g77-0.5.15.tar.gz (orphan)
ls.tar.gz (orphan) colorls (2)
xneko.tar.gz (orphan) xneko (2)
xroach.tar.gz (orphan) xroach (2)
xterm.tar.gz (orphan) color_xterm (3)
(1) 0.5.15 is the required file, but files/md5 only lists 0.5.14
(2) files/md5 is empty
(3) the file is not listed in files/md5
Not found because they use the files.usa/files.non_usa technique
which PIB does not (yet) support (coming RSN):
----------------------------------------------------------------
mutt/01.pgp.PATCH (orphan)
pgp263is.tar.gz (orphan)
Misc :
------
postgres95-1.08.tar.gz (orphan) (1)
xcolors.tar.gz (orphan) (2)
(1) Uses strangely-named md5 files.
(2) Has no 'md5' file because is compressed by FTP server (see
Makefile).
It is clear that for some ports, the files/md5 file can't be used. Could
I perhaps campaign for a files/md5.ignore file listing the names of files
which belong to the port but whose checksum should not be checked?
> Mark Murray PGP key fingerprint = 80 36 6E 40 83 D6 8A 36
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