Description of problem: The script tries to extract a tar.gz file forcing bzip2 decompression, failing in the attempt. Then it tries to compress a non-existent extracted directory This is the original script: #!/bin/sh VERSION=$1 tar -xvjf calibre-$VERSION.tar.gz rm -f calibre/resources/fonts/liberation/* rm -f calibre/resources/fonts/prs500/* tar -cvjf calibre-$VERSION-nofonts.tar.bz2 calibre Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.6.47 (btw current upstream is 0.6.51 at the time of this report). How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Try to produce nofonts tarball by hand. 2. It fails. 3. Actual results: It does nothing but create a bogus tarball Expected results: Extract original tar.gz Additional info: A parsimonious fix: Let GNU tar figure out the actual compression scheme automatically based on file extensions (this works with GNU tar since F11 if memory serves me right), by using the a switch: #!/bin/sh VERSION=$1 tar -xvaf calibre-$VERSION.tar.gz rm -f calibre/resources/fonts/liberation/* rm -f calibre/resources/fonts/prs500/* tar -cvaf calibre-$VERSION-nofonts.tar.bz2 calibre
Hmm... Latest version is 0.6.52 already. A moving target if any!
This package has changed ownership in the Fedora Package Database. Reassigning to the new owner of this component.
Fixed in rawhide. I'll push it to other branches when I'm able to update them. ;) Thanks for the report!