I became a Fedora developer today and so being vane like a goldfish
I ran to check if my name looked pretty in the package owner field...
And then this happened:
[zaitcev@porkchop zaitcev]$ pkg-owner fc3 pan
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/pkg-owner", line 23, in ?
cspec = beehive_pkgset.make_collinfo(dbh, args[0])
File "/mnt/redhat/beehive/bin/beehive_pkgset.py", line 311, in make_collinfo
raise Error(errstr, t)
beehive_pkgset.Error: <beehive_pkgset.Error instance at 0x82281e4: {'text': "Collection `fc3' unknown", 'lines': ['Valid collections:', ' dist', ' powertools', ' playpen', ' k12ltsp', ' docs', ' rhdb', ' gnome', ' ha', ' realaudio', ' ia32_compat', ' kabar', ' kde', ' lacd', ' professional', ' redbaron', ' stronghold', ' secureweb', ' ccm', ' rhn', ' edu', ' k12', ' hwcert', ' gps']}>
[zaitcev@porkchop zaitcev]$
If you look closely, you can see a message "Collection `fc3' unknown",
which kind of makes sense, but... what is a known collection then?
I puzzled a little and remembered that bhc uses dist-X syntax, and
indeed the following works:
[zaitcev@porkchop zaitcev]$ pkg-owner dist-fc3 pan
zaitcev@xxxxxxxxxx
[zaitcev@porkchop zaitcev]$
What a weird software package we use for everyday work :-)
Cheers!
-- Pete
