[Pkg-ia32-libs-maintainers] Bug#535349: Bug#535349: Installing any ia32-.. package fails

[MP]

>  I've only seen that in 2 cases:
>  1) /tmp was full

Not my case, I've got 6GB of free space in /tmp

>  2) the dpkg-deb wrapper outputs something to stdout instead of stderr
>
>  > since ia32-.... packages are getting autoconverted from i386 packages,
>  > I guess the bug is in the conversion process, thus probably in
>  > ia32-libs-tool package
>  >
>  > When I try to directly install the package by dpkg:
>  > dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/ia32-libdrm2_2.4.11-1~18_amd64.deb
>  >
>  > ... then the result is the same
>
>  Could you please run
>
>  sh -x dpkg-deb --fsys-tarfile /var/cache/apt/archives/ia32-libdrm2_2.4.11-1~18_amd64.deb >tarfile 2>stderr

I ran this and I am attaching the results. Seems like two lines with
string '/tmp/tmp.ahGYBLtVNy/debian/ia32-libdrm2' are attached to the
beginning of the tarfile, so this seems to be the case of junk printed
to stdout...

When I ran the same command, but with ">log 2>&1" appended, it looks like this:

.... before this line it is the same as in file 'stderr'  ....
+ /usr/lib/ia32-libs-tools/convert amd64 libdrm2_2.4.11-1_i386.deb
/tmp/tmp.xqYGOpFGsO/debian/ia32-libdrm2
dch warning: new version (2.4.11-1~18) is less than
the current version number (2.4.11-1).
+ rm -rf debian/ia32-libdrm2/DEBIAN
+ cd debian/ia32-libdrm2/
/tmp/tmp.xqYGOpFGsO/debian/ia32-libdrm2
+ tar -cf - .
... after this, the tar file follows ....

Perhaps this will give the clue where is something printed to stdout....

Martin Petricek
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