trust-check http2 error

[G4Zz0L1]

Hi, the systemd daemon has stopped working for the last 2-3 days now. I've narrowed the problem to the trust-check rust script, but my knowledge stops there, I'm not that fluent with rust. If I try to launch manually the trust-check script, it gives the same error. Can you help me to debug it? I don't know if it's a general problem or something from my setup.

Example screenshot:

[alexheretic]

I haven't seen this, nor can I reproduce it. I assume all your system dependencies are up to date & aurto is the latest version?

Are you using core/curl package or replacing it with something?

[G4Zz0L1]

I'm on arch stock, with everything up to date. I've also tried to use the bash curl with the parameters I've guessed from rust and it returns a valid json. I don't know what else to try

[alexheretic]

Can you try checking out this project.

cd trust-check
cargo run -- foo

Should work with stdout foo::not-in-aur.

If that doesn't work try

cargo update
cargo run -- foo

If both work for you, you may need to rebuild aurto.

aurto remove aurto
aur sync --no-view --no-confirm --chroot --database=aurto --makepkg-conf=/etc/aurto/makepkg-chroot.conf --pacman-conf=/etc/aurto/pacman-chroot.conf aurto
sudo pacman -Syu aurto

[G4Zz0L1]

It works with the first cargo run, without the update, on a fresh clone.

I had already tried to remove, rebuild and reinstall aurto, without success. I've done it just now, same commands you suggested, it doesn't work. Same ouput from the trust-check on /usr/lib

[alexheretic]

That's strange, rebuilding the package basically recompiles it, pretty much the same thing as running it.

There are some differences, it's compiled in release mode. Can you try cargo run --release -- foo

Rebuilding is done in the aurutils chroot. It may be worth trying building it outside the chroot. Or the same aurutils command but without the --chroot arg.

If the cargo run works you can always just copy that ./target binary to /usr/lib/aurto/trust-check.

But I don't understand why the aur pkgbuild wouldn't work when building directly would.

[G4Zz0L1]

Same thing in release mode.

I just tried removing and uninstalling the package, rebuilding without chroot and even manually copying the generated file into /usr/lib/aurto, but it does the same thing.

It's strange, I've checked the updated packages about the same time it started failing but there isn't much.

I can't understand why it has begin to fail without apparent reason.

EDIT: just for fun, I've tried the command as in the bash update-aurto script, and the result it's even more strange:

❯ cargo run --release -- $(pacman -Slq aurto)
    Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 0.04s
     Running `target/release/trust-check the-list-of-packages-ive-installed-from-aurto`
Error: Error { description: "Stream error in the HTTP/2 framing layer", code: 92, extra: Some("HTTP/2 stream 1 was not closed cleanly before end of the underlying stream") }

EDIT2: if I try with a chunk of packages it works fine. I've 486 packages in the pacman -Slq aurto output. Can they be too much?

[alexheretic]

EDIT2: if I try with a chunk of packages it works fine. I've 486 packages in the pacman -Slq aurto output. Can they be too much?

Yes I think this must be the issue. I'll try to reproduce tomorrow & handle this better.

[alexheretic]

Aurweb GET API has a limitation 4443 bytes uri length which you were hitting. Now there's a also POST API that has no such limits, so I've switch to that in v0.12.

[G4Zz0L1]

Thanks for the fast fix, now it works!