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brunelli / aurupbot

A script to automatically maintain your VCS-based AUR packages for you.
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Version 1.2.1 has problems with my ssh configuration, version 1.0.2 works fine #6

Closed stefanhusmann closed 9 years ago

stefanhusmann commented 9 years ago

Version 1.2. shows up for every package I try to build the following:

=> Cloning the AUR repository for arachnophilia no such identity: /home/haawda/.ssh/sshanocvs: No such file or directory Permission denied (publickey). fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists.

Version 1.0.2 works fine with the same configuration.

brunelli commented 9 years ago

I changed the URL (from aur4.archlinux.org to aur.archlinux.org), so this may be the problem.

Could you please edit your /home/haawda/.ssh/config file replacing the old URL by the new one and tell me if this fixes the issue?

stefanhusmann commented 9 years ago

I did so, but no change.

brunelli commented 9 years ago

Well, that's strange...

If you edit the script /usr/bin/aurupbot replacing both occurrences of aur.archlinux.org by aur4.archlinux.org it works, right?

brunelli commented 9 years ago

Oh, okay!

The problem is your IdentityFile is invalid. Make sure the entry to aur.archlinux.org in $HOME/.ssh/config is pointing to an existing file... You should use the same file you're using for aur4.archlinux.org.

stefanhusmann commented 9 years ago

You are right, there was a typo. I fixed it, but now aurupbot 1.2.1 claims ==> Cloning the AUR repository for abcl-svn fatal: destination path '/home/haawda/paketierung/maintained_by_me/abcl-svn' already exists and is not an empty directory. This is done for some, but not for all packages.

brunelli commented 9 years ago

Can you confirm that /home/haawda/paketierung/maintained_by_me/abcl-svn indeed exists and its a clone of abcl-svn?

It should've been removed before reaching this point on the script execution.

Your setup is not using the REUSE_DIRS options, right?

stefanhusmann commented 9 years ago

The reuse option was the culprit. I today edited the aurupbotrc, and used an editor that did not show the last letter of the last line of the file, the "e" in "true" of the REUSE-DIRS option so I added it. Now I just saw that there where two letters "e". The other question: I am quite sure that the directory existed, but I am not sure git gets puzzled if I try to clone from aur.archlinux.org when the local repo has been cloned from aur4.archlinux.org.

brunelli commented 9 years ago

Well, unless you removed the aur4.archlinux.org entry from your .ssh/config, you should have no issues. I would edit the URL in .git/config for every package, though, just for the sake of it (who knows for how long the aur4 subdomain will be alive):

sed -i "s/ssh:\/\/aur@aur4/ssh:\/\/aur@aur/g" /home/haawda/paketierung/maintained_by_me/*/.git/config

And then you can remove the aur4 on your .ssh/config.