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expect 5.45.4 #23665
expect 5.45.4 #23665
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https://github.com/Linuxbrew/homebrew-core/pull/5956 |
Do you know who is the developer or who I can contact here? Their webpage is not really clear about that ... |
I'm seeing certificate errors when trying to download this new Expect version:
As noted by my
…, I'm on the macOS version of Homebrew, not Linuxbrew. I suppose I could/should open a new issue for this, correct? |
Can repro. |
Potentially a speedy retag. Someone should ask upstream. |
@DomT4: Just started poking around IRC. |
Here's what went down there:
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@DomT4, @iMichka: I've notified Expect's current active maintainer and the tcl-core mailing list of this. |
Hi. I just tried
and the resulting files check out ok, i.e.
Note my use of Trying the same with
So,
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Thanks. Adding that option
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No the checksum does not check out OK as it has changed from d082bf340fdb7a85b1e4e5df4d967d0140835db34a8a035c3102abb5eb62d450 to 49a7da83b0bdd9f46d04a04deec19c7767bb9a323e40c4781f89caf760b92c34 |
I can only report on the current state. If I understand you correctly you are saying that for some time the tarball had checksum What is it what you are now asking for the Expect maintainer should do ? |
@ilovezfs: For the record, I was still seeing SourceForge certificate errors even when running cURL outside Homebrew with the |
@ilovezfs: Hold on, I'm not seeing certificate problems outside of Homebrew anymore; let's see what happens when I do a local build to test my checksum-fixing PR… |
Still getting that same error from within Homebrew when I try to run a test build. Maybe it's something to do with my local machine…? (Starts digging…) |
@ilovezfs: Do you know of any way I could make Homebrew pass arbitrary options to cURL when the former runs the latter to fetch a package tarball? My last two comments here still hold true, head-scratchingly enough… |
Update: That did the trick! Probably a difference in how Homebrew launches its Cellar's cURL versus how it launches the system cURL, then. I wonder what that might be, though…; could it be something to do with the sandbox, maybe…? |
OK, I've almost got a PR-staging branch ready to push to my fork of Homebrew Core, but I can't get
(FYI, this happened both before and after setting Edit: Hmm, I should probably look to see if anyone else has been having trouble making Update: OK, I see Homebrew/brew#3760, but that's in the context of running |
Yup, that was it. Just a moment more, and then I'll have pushed and submitted my PR for this. |
One last note: I got this from
…but I think I can ignore this since it's already been confirmed that the |
It changed when upstream quickly re-tagged the current release (v5.45.4 as of this writing.) Refs: Homebrew#23665
I saw more certificate errors similar to the ones I mentioned earlier in this thread crop up again when trying to upgrade a different package hosted on SourceForge under my default configuration; the same fix I mentioned before (w. r. t. Update: Submitted as #23979. |
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