Since 8d5c48b, xbps has used a sha1 ASN1 prefix with a sha256 hash, and
as of openssl v3, openssl cares about this. This works around that in a
compatible way by moving to a second sig file, binpkg.sig2.
For xbps-remove -O and xbps-rindex -r, also clean up obselete .sig files.
...when checking a package. This will give more relevant information
than before, removes a message that is misleading in many cases, and
allows for some minor simplification.
before:
```
$ doas xbps-pkgdb runit-void; echo $?
ERROR: runit-void: hash mismatch for /etc/runit/2.
ERROR: runit-void: files check FAILED.
Failed to check `runit-void': Operation not permitted
1
```
after:
```
$ doas xbps-pkgdb runit-void; echo $?
ERROR: runit-void: hash mismatch for /etc/runit/2.
ERROR: runit-void: files check FAILED.
1
```
this does not change the behaviour of `xbps-pkgdb -a`
This can be used similar to source-revisions, it should be set to the
pkgver of the template. This then allows to find removed subpackages by
looking for packages with outdated sourcepkg versions.
these actions are kind of "meta" actions, combining getpkgdepname and
getpkgname (and the respective version actions) so that a list of mixed
pkgvers and package patterns can be interpreted. This uses the internal
format check of `xbps_pkgpattern_{name,version}()` to allow for a
fallback to `xbps_pkg_{name,version}()` for exact versions, then falls
back to displaying an error message if that also fails.
- use `.Os` to show "Void Linux" in the footer
- use `Aq Mt` to display email addresses
- use `.Lk` for the bug link
- remove unnecessary use of `.Nm <name>` when already defined
- add xbps-alternatives(1) to SEE ALSO where missing
- bump date
Instead of just cryptically exiting 0 when opening a non-existant
repodata or stagedata, with the only message existing in the debug
output, show an error to the user on stderr.
mentioned in #519
If repodir is given as a relative path, it will not work because it will
try to open the dir relative to itself because it already chdir()ed into
repodir. This fixes xbps-rindex -r when relative paths are specified.
fixes#519
