Closed khumba closed 1 year ago
This looks very similar to #480 where at the end everything worked fine, when I have tried it from a fresh distro install, so I guess this is the same issue with some broken package cache on your machine. It may also be some problem with OBS, but in both cases there is not much I can do, it has to be fixed either by Debian or by SUSE (OBS).
Reopen the issue when you have some info what exact could I do to fix it/make it not happen again.
Okay, this is a mirror issue. download.opensuse.org
redirects to mirrorcache-us.opensuse.org
, which for anything under .../GPXSee/Debian_Testing/amd64/
redirects to provo-mirror.opensuse.org
which has the broken hashes, seemingly for all packages in the repo. Requesting any files under .../GPXSee/Debian_Testing/arm64/
redirects to downloadcontent-us1.opensuse.org
which provides files with the correct hashes. So this deb has the correct hash:
Still not sure why the rebuild (the Installed-Size changed compared to what the repo was serving earlier, otherwise apt wouldn't reinstall), but it works now. Thanks and sorry for the noise.
Hello,
For a few weeks now I have been seeing the following failure when I try to upgrade GPXSee on Debian Testing. gpxsee 13.4-1 previously installed and was fine for a while, but then it stopped working. The Debian 12 and unstable repos are fine, I only see this error on the testing repo. Since this happened around the time of the bookworm release, I wonder if something got mixed up in OBS because of that; rebuilds of existing version numbers not propagating to mirrors perhaps? The error can be reproduced with
apt download
too, no need to actually install.For completeness:
Thanks very much for providing these repositories!