Another attack using google-chrome-stable?

[JohnML]

Today i got a new package for google chrome from AUR that could not be compiled:

AUR Explicit (1): google-chrome-140.0.7339.185-1

:: (0/1) Failed to download PKGBUILD: google-chrome
 -> error fetching google-chrome: Cloning into 'google-chrome'...
fatal: unable to access 'https://aur.archlinux.org/google-chrome.git/': Failed to connect to aur.archlinux.org port 443 after 133784 ms: Could not connect to server 
	 context: exit status 128

That alarmed me :
unable to access ‘https://aur.archlinux.org/**google-chrome.git**/’:

I fear it is another attemp to force me to install bad git version of chrome ?

I am on Manjaro XFCE stable channel .

I wrote a comment to the arch package maintainer.

[ben75]

The AUR has been having intermittent server outages for nearly a month. Just try again later.

[Teo]

Aur was probably down for a moment. In any case, aur is user generated content and you alone are responsible for checking the pkbuild and what code is downloaded and installed.

That said - i just opened the pkgbuild - it is downloading from google. It shows git but is not using it at all.

[nikgnomic]

status.archlinux.org

AUR is down

Checked every minute

Manjaro AUR mirror is working but cannot sync to AUR if it is down
Manjaro Upptime

[JohnML]

Thanks @teo . I could have done this my own, but was so exited !

So i try again tomorow.

[koshikas]

push comes to shove you can build your own google-chrome from altered PKGBUILD as per latest build, let me know if it is required

[JohnML]

i trust the archlinux chrome AUR maintainer . But thank you !!

I used allready this one successfully for a package ( forgot the package name )

[john1@manjaro ~]$ debtap -h
Syntax: debtap -o output_directory [other_options] package_filename

Options:

    -h  --help        Print this help message
    -u  --update      Update debtap database
    -q  --quiet       Bypass all questions, except for editing metadata file(s)
    -Q  --Quiet       Bypass all questions (not recommended)
    -s  --pseudo      Create a pseudo-64-bit package from a 32-bit .deb package
    -w  --wipeout     Wipeout versions from all dependencies, conflicts etc.
    -p  --pkgbuild    Additionally generate a PKGBUILD file
    -P  --Pkgbuild    Generate a PKGBUILD file only
    -o  --output      Output directory for generated package and/or PKGBUILD (optional)
    -v  --version     Print version