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Description of problem: jigdo-lite prompts for a path under which existing media containing packages is mounted. Typically, it's enough to just use the default selection "/media", in which case it recursively checks everything under /media. However, it's possible there may be other large media mounted under /media (such as automounted external hard drives), in which case to avoid reading them one needs to specify the exact path under which the Fedora CD or DVD is mounted. For example, for the Fedora Unity 20070912 DVD the path is /media/\"FU\ 20070912\ 7\ i386\ DVD\"/ but if you try to specify this to jigdo-lite, it doesn't recognize it: Skipping object `/media/\"FU\ 20070912\ 7\ i386\ DVD\"/' (No such file or directory) Found 0 of the 580 files required by the template Will not create image or temporary file - try again with different input files This necessitates ugly workarounds such as creating a temporary symlink without special characters, and giving that to jigdo-lite: ln -s /media/\"FU\ 20070912\ 7\ i386\ DVD\"/ /tmp/tmplink and if one points jigdo-lite to /tmp/tmplink, then it works. But the original version should work. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): jigdo-0.7.3-4.fc8 How reproducible: always
I'm not sure if this will ever be fixed in jigdo-lite. In our brief conversations with upstream, jigdo-lite has reached it's EOL, though I don't speak for the current upstream. I would be interested in see if pyjigdo has the same issue. You can install the alpha release with 'yum install pyjigdo'. Let us know how it works out.
pyjigdo has the exact same problem, which I've reported as bug #429099.
Should we mark this bug as a duplicate for #429099 ?
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Just tested this on F10 with jigdo-0.7.3-7.fc10.x86_64. Bug still exists. Changing Version to 10. Skipping object `/media/Fedora\ 9\ i386\ DVD/' (No such file or directory) Found 0 of the 2262 files required by the template Will not create image or temporary file - try again with different input files
try with just jigdo "/media/Fedora Whatever" Worked for me here
When I use either jigdo "/media/Fedora\ 9\ i386\ DVD/" or jigdo /media/Fedora\ 9\ i386\ DVD/ with the disc mounted, the GUI gives me the error message URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL
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Still broken in F12 with jigdo-0.7.3-9.fc12.
I'll look at adding a patch for jigdo-lite and potentially the GUI, but this should really go upstream.
Still broken in Rawhide with jigdo-0.7.3-9.fc12.
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