Created attachment 915433 [details] Output of emerge --info Emerge on my system works fine however it systematically displays a strange "Unsupported binary package format from ''" message: eg: emerge --ask --verbose --update --deep --changed-use @world leads to: Local copy of remote index is up-to-date and will be used. Unsupported binary package format from '' ... And emerge in debug mode: [DEBUG] Using selector: EpollSelector ++ whoami + [[ root == \r\o\o\t ]] + export GNUPGHOME=/etc/portage/gnupg + GNUPGHOME=/etc/portage/gnupg + LASTRUNFILE=/etc/portage/gnupg/.getuto.last + QUIET=1 + QUIET_GPG= + [[ '' == \-\v ]] + [[ -n 1 ]] + QUIET_GPG=--quiet + [[ -f /lib/gentoo/functions.sh ]] + [[ -v TERM ]] + [[ -n xterm-256color ]] + [[ xterm-256color != dumb ]] + source /lib/gentoo/functions.sh ++ RC_GOT_FUNCTIONS=yes ++ EINFO_QUIET=no ++ EINFO_VERBOSE=no ++ RC_NOCOLOR=no ++ RC_ENDCOL=yes ++ RC_INDENTATION= ++ RC_DEFAULT_INDENT=2 ++ RC_DOT_PATTERN= ++ '[' '!' -t 1 ']' ++ '[' '!' -t 2 ']' ++ COLS=0 ++ '[' 0 -eq 0 ']' ++++ stty size +++ set -- 24 120 +++ printf '120\n' ++ COLS=120 ++ '[' -z 120 ']' ++ '[' 120 -gt 0 ']' ++ yesno yes ++ '[' -z yes ']' ++ case "$1" in ++ return 0 ++ hash tput +++ tput cuu1 +++ tput cuf 112 ' ++ yesno no ++ '[' -z no ']' ++ case "$1" in ++ return 1 +++ tput bold ++ genfuncs_bold='' +++ tput sgr0 ++ genfuncs_norm='' +++ tput setaf 1 ++ BAD='' +++ tput setaf 4 ++ BRACKET='' +++ tput setaf 2 ++ GOOD='' +++ tput setaf 6 ++ HILITE='' ++ NORMAL='' +++ tput setaf 3 ++ WARN='' ++ unset -v genfuncs_bold genfuncs_norm + gpgconf --kill gpg-agent dirmngr + set -e + mykeyservers=("hkps://keys.openpgp.org" "hkps://keys.gentoo.org") + [[ ! -d /etc/portage/gnupg ]] + export LC_ALL=C.UTF8 + LC_ALL=C.UTF8 + [[ -n 1 ]] + getuto_refresh + grep -qv ': no user ID' + chmod ugo+r /etc/portage/gnupg/trustdb.gpg + gpgconf --kill gpg-agent dirmngr Local copy of remote index is up-to-date and will be used. Unsupported binary package format from '' myaction None myopts {'--debug': True, '--update': True, '--ask': True, '--deep': True, '--reinstall': 'changed-use', '--getbinpkg': True, '--regex-search-auto': 'y', '--verbose': True, '--usepkg': True} ++ whoami + [[ root == \r\o\o\t ]] + export GNUPGHOME=/etc/portage/gnupg + GNUPGHOME=/etc/portage/gnupg + LASTRUNFILE=/etc/portage/gnupg/.getuto.last + QUIET=1 + QUIET_GPG= + [[ '' == \-\v ]] + [[ -n 1 ]] + QUIET_GPG=--quiet + [[ -f /lib/gentoo/functions.sh ]] + [[ -v TERM ]] + [[ -n xterm-256color ]] + [[ xterm-256color != dumb ]] + source /lib/gentoo/functions.sh ++ RC_GOT_FUNCTIONS=yes ++ EINFO_QUIET=no ++ EINFO_VERBOSE=no ++ RC_NOCOLOR=no ++ RC_ENDCOL=yes ++ RC_INDENTATION= ++ RC_DEFAULT_INDENT=2 ++ RC_DOT_PATTERN= ++ '[' '!' -t 1 ']' ++ '[' '!' -t 2 ']' ++ COLS=0 ++ '[' 0 -eq 0 ']' ++++ stty size +++ set -- 24 120 +++ printf '120\n' ++ COLS=120 ++ '[' -z 120 ']' ++ '[' 120 -gt 0 ']' ++ yesno yes ++ '[' -z yes ']' ++ case "$1" in ++ return 0 ++ hash tput +++ tput cuu1 +++ tput cuf 112 ' ++ yesno no ++ '[' -z no ']' ++ case "$1" in ++ return 1 +++ tput bold ++ genfuncs_bold='' +++ tput sgr0 ++ genfuncs_norm='' +++ tput setaf 1 ++ BAD='' +++ tput setaf 4 ++ BRACKET='' +++ tput setaf 2 ++ GOOD='' +++ tput setaf 6 ++ HILITE='' ++ NORMAL='' +++ tput setaf 3 ++ WARN='' ++ unset -v genfuncs_bold genfuncs_norm + gpgconf --kill gpg-agent dirmngr + set -e + mykeyservers=("hkps://keys.openpgp.org" "hkps://keys.gentoo.org") + [[ ! -d /etc/portage/gnupg ]] + export LC_ALL=C.UTF8 + LC_ALL=C.UTF8 + [[ -n 1 ]] + getuto_refresh + grep -qv ': no user ID' + chmod ugo+r /etc/portage/gnupg/trustdb.gpg + gpgconf --kill gpg-agent dirmngr Local copy of remote index is up-to-date and will be used. Unsupported binary package format from '' myparams {'recurse': True, 'binpkg_respect_use': 'auto', 'autounmask': True, 'autounmask_keep_use': False, 'autounmask_keep_license': True, 'autounmask_keep_keywords': True, 'autounmask_keep_masks': True, 'ignore_soname_deps': 'y', 'dynamic_deps': True, 'implicit_system_deps': True, 'selective': True, 'deep': True, 'binpkg_changed_deps': 'auto'} These are the packages that would be merged, in order: Calculating dependencies ^C
The "Unsupported binary package format from ''" message seems to be related to the exception InvalidBinaryPackageFormat that gets raised in /usr/lib/python3.12/site-packages/portage/binpkg.py Emerge seems not to recognise the binpkg format of one or mode package(s) however the message does not say which files is/are concerned. Is it a corrupted local binanry package? Is it the format detection method not working? For now it is not blocking; but still concerning.
The error gets raised here in /usr/lib/python3.12/site-packages/portage/binpkg.py: def get_binpkg_format(binpkg_path, check_file=False, remote=False): if binpkg_path.endswith(SUPPORTED_XPAK_EXTENSIONS): file_ext_format = "xpak" elif binpkg_path.endswith(SUPPORTED_GPKG_EXTENSIONS): file_ext_format = "gpkg" else: file_ext_format = None if remote: if file_ext_format is not None: return file_ext_format else: raise InvalidBinaryPackageFormat( --->>> f"Unsupported binary package format from '{binpkg_path}'" )
So emerge seems to be checking the binary package format of a remote file that does not even exist as its binpkg_path is '' Not sure what's going on?
I checked the code and it looks like this is probably where it's emitted in bintree.py: if gpkg_only: try: binpkg_format = get_binpkg_format( d.get("PATH"), remote=True ) except InvalidBinaryPackageFormat as e: writemsg( colorize( "WARN", f"{e}\n", ), noiselevel=-1, ) continue
It looks like maybe PATH is missing for a package in the remote binhost Packages file.
Thanks. That could be yes. Is there anyway to know which package is missing its PATH?
Interestingly, I just did another eix-sync and emerge --ask --update --deep --newuse @world today and the warning did not re-appear. The binhost package with no PATH must have been fixed.
