so it looks like sizes match everywhere, at least for the custom tarball.
Did you see this with any other components? perhaps the device or ubuntu tarballs?
Did you see this with a delta? if so, could you tell me which version you were at, and which version it was upgrading you to? That way I can hunt down the deltas in the index and check them with the same process.
Hi Pat,
I tried using curl to download a custom tarball.
First I got only the headers to check the content-length:
roadmr@ blackdog: /tmp$ curl --head https:/ /sis.capomastro .canonical. com/pool/ custom- 3ed576bc5513430 feab7a10b370d1d 5fcade19fb00bf1 d7f39b0d6451c7f 26a5.tar. xz 514c0545e921b"
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Tue, 12 May 2015 13:46:33 GMT
Server: Apache/2.4.7 (Ubuntu)
Last-Modified: Tue, 28 Apr 2015 03:19:25 GMT
ETag: "39373f0-
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Content-Length: 59995120
Content-Type: application/x-tar
Next I downloaded the tarball, curl's progress bar and estimates looked OK to me:
roadmr@ blackdog: /tmp$ curl --output custom.tar.xz https:/ /sis.capomastro .canonical. com/pool/ custom- 3ed576bc5513430 feab7a10b370d1d 5fcade19fb00bf1 d7f39b0d6451c7f 26a5.tar. xz
Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed
% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current
100 57.2M 100 57.2M 0 0 751k 0 0:01:17 0:01:17 --:--:-- 1039k
Finally I checked the file size matched what the header told me initially:
roadmr@ blackdog: /tmp$ ls -la custom.tar.xz
-rw-rw-r-- 1 roadmr roadmr 59995120 May 12 09:48 custom.tar.xz
I also checked the index.json for the channel (ubuntu- touch/tangxi- vivid-proposed) and device (arale), I found this:
{
" checksum" : "3ed576bc551343 0feab7a10b370d1 d5fcade19fb00bf 1d7f39b0d6451c7 f26a5",
" order": 1,
" path": "/pool/ custom- 3ed576bc5513430 feab7a10b370d1d 5fcade19fb00bf1 d7f39b0d6451c7f 26a5.tar. xz",
" signature" : "/pool/ custom- 3ed576bc5513430 feab7a10b370d1d 5fcade19fb00bf1 d7f39b0d6451c7f 26a5.tar. xz.asc" ,
" size": 59995120
},
so it looks like sizes match everywhere, at least for the custom tarball.
Did you see this with any other components? perhaps the device or ubuntu tarballs?
Did you see this with a delta? if so, could you tell me which version you were at, and which version it was upgrading you to? That way I can hunt down the deltas in the index and check them with the same process.