"unable to read .tar archive" error

[pkr...@krux.com]

Hi, somehow I have managed to get a corrupt file in to my aptly repo, the data.tar.gz payload is the wrong length.

Now when I try to publish, I get:

panic: unable to read .tar archive from /data/c_aptly/aptly/pool/53/5e/some-package_1.0.0_amd64.deb: unexpected EOF

[ I opened a pull request with the file path included in the error output. ]

I've removed the package from the snapshot I am trying to publish. I also tried moving.removing the file from that filesystem location, but when I publish I get an error that the file is not there. e.g.:

ERROR: unable to publish: unable to process packages: open /data/c_aptly/aptly/pool/53/5e/some-package_1.0.0_amd64.deb: no such file or directory

I don't really need the package in question, is has since been overshadowed by a package from Ubuntu.

Thanks,

Paul

[Andrey Smirnov]

Hi Paul!

First of all you can try skipping contents generation with -skip-contents flag to publish command.

If you remove any file from aptly/pool directory, you would break aptly. Removing package from snapshot should be enough to fix that problem.

Anyway, I see many problems with contents generation, thinking if those errors could be reported but not fatal for publishing process.

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