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Created attachment 557347 [details] rebuild_gnutls-2.12.14-1.txt Description of problem: make check of gnutls library fails on fully patched Fedora 16 (i686). I believe this might be one of the sources for issues I am experiencing with the gnutls library in relation to openvas-cli interface to openvas-manager (omp_authenticate function from openvas-libraries). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnutls-2.12.14-1.fc16.i686 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Have a 32 bit Fedora 16 2. yum -y update 3. rpmbuild --rebuild Actual results make check part reports a lot of errors. Expected results: make check should be clean Additional info: make check shows errors for 2.12.7-2 (from release) and for 2.12.16 (upstream head for 2.12) as well. According to Nikos Mavrogiannopoulos <nmav>: " There is a particular version of gcc that miscompiles libtasn1 and the errors seen look similar to yours. Could you try with --with-included-libtasn1 flag?" "I see these are issues in your libgcrypt. It could be also the same miscompilation issue, but I cannot help you much on that, except to tell you to report it in the libgcrypt list. I suggest to use nettle which is the recommended crypto library for gnutls 2.12 and 3.0."
Created attachment 557348 [details] rebuild_gnutls-2.12.7.2.txt
Note that the %check passed fine on build of gnutls-2.12.14-1.fc16.i686 package. It is always run during the rpm build in koji. See: http://kojipkgs.fedoraproject.org/packages/gnutls/2.12.14/1.fc16/data/logs/i686/build.log Can you try to rebuild the libtasn1 on your testing machine and upgrade it? Also we cannot switch to nettle in released Fedora and I don't really know what Nikos means about the issues in the libgcrypt - I do not see much related to libgcrypt in your build logs.
Hi Tomas, yes I have seen the build log already when you released 2.12.14 because I was curious how did you handle it there as I was not successful at that time building 2.12.16. I actually tried to rebuild the package when I run into some additional networking problems with openvas. I have tried to rebuild both libtasn1 and libgcrypt - both rebuilded, make check was complaining, but package was built. After forcefull upgrade nothing changed for gnutls - it complains on make check part and fails to build. I diffed the package versions reported by koji to be installed for the build - http://kojipkgs.fedoraproject.org/packages/gnutls/2.12.14/1.fc16/data/logs/i686/root.log Report shows no major differences (attaching). What is surprising is that there is actually more differences between the builds - if you search for string gaa you will found some differences as well. Seems like there is something in my toolchain different than in koji. I would say "yum -y update" should put us inline and results should be the same, but actually it is not like that.
Created attachment 557583 [details] pkg_diff.txt This is diff of package versions from koji and from my machine during the build. On my machine I have got many more packages.
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