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Hello,
It seems that my unstable chroot is broken.
When I do an upgrade, I get this error message
E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
/srv/chroot/unstable-i386-sbuild has Operating System (Debian Unstable) "i386" ... ok
/srv/chroot/unstable-i386-sbuild noop property ... ok
/srv/chroot/unstable-i386-sbuild apt installed apt-transport-https ... ok
/srv/chroot/unstable-i386-sbuild standard sources.list ... ok
Hit:1 http://ftp2.fr.debian.org/debian unstable InRelease
Hit:2 http://mirrors.kernel.org/debian unstable InRelease
/srv/chroot/unstable-i386-sbuild apt update ... failed
/srv/chroot/unstable-i386-sbuild apt cache cleaned ... ok
mordor chroot /srv/chroot/unstable-i386-sbuild provisioned ... failed
the properties are here
sbuild :: System -> Proxy -> RevertableProperty HasInfo
sbuild system proxy = Sbuild.schroot schrootname chroot
where
chroot = Chroot.debootstrapped Debootstrap.BuilddD chrootdir
& os system
& case proxy of
(Just p) -> "/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/01proxy" `File.hasContent` ["Acquire::http::Proxy \"" ++ p ++ "\";"]
Nothing -> doNothing
& Apt.installed ["apt-transport-https"]
& Apt.stdSourcesList
& Apt.update `onChange` Apt.upgrade
& Apt.cacheCleaned
schrootname = Sbuild.schrootname system
chrootdir = "/srv/chroot" </> schrootname
so the update failed and the solution seems to be
dpkg --configure -a
Is it possible to deal with this problem in the update property in order to make it transparent for the users.
Cheers
Frederic
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