I have a very strange git issue [Solved... nearly]

I've been using the PKGBUILD and supporting files of vimprobable2-git from AUR on three of my machines. On one of them, my 64 bit machine, I can use the PKGBUILD only one time. After that I get this error:
Initialized empty Git repository in /home/skottish/pkgbuilds/vimprobable2-git/src/vimprobable/.git/
error: The requested URL returned error: 403 (curl_result = 22, http_code = 403, sha1 = ad688af04cbae11a1ac2aca2153ac9932bc73d03)
error: Unable to find ad688af04cbae11a1ac2aca2153ac9932bc73d03 under http://www.yllr.net/vimprobable/vimprobable.git
Cannot obtain needed tree ad688af04cbae11a1ac2aca2153ac9932bc73d03
while processing commit de100856c5d69c23a8a7f03aad3e58ed4d8706c6.
At this point, I can no longer connect to the git repo even from outside of the build directory. I get the same error every time.
When I'm at this point, I can grab the build files from one of my 32 bit machines and get a successful build. It will pull down the git repo just fine. That will be the last time I can reach the git repo until I do this again. I'm very confused by this.
--EDIT--
I should mention that git works as expected everywhere else.
Last edited by skottish (2010-09-26 00:22:08)

Aha! I found the F'ing little bastard! And no, I haven't been stuck here since this thread begin, so don't bother.
The problem lies in mulitple directories for the same program in /var/lib/pacman/local. For instance, if one has (like I did) this:
/var/lib/pacman/local/vimprobable-git and /var/lib/pacman/local/vimprobable2-git (both for vimprobable2 due to a sloppy PKGBUILD)
pacman/makepkg chooses the first 'desc' field (vimprobable-git) but built in the current directory (vimprobable2-git). It doesn't know what to do to in this circumstance, so it defaults to the first. This is clearly a bug in makepkg/pacman, but it's hard to find unless one is mildly to heavily retarded (all eyes point towards me. I look away as if I was popular for another reason).
--EDIT--
In the example above, I wasn't building vimprobable, only vimprobable2.
--EDIT2--
I discovered this when dzen2-svn wouldn't show the proper version. Fixed.
--EDIT3--
It's probably a combination of the 'desc' and 'provides' fields. Isolating that is where the future bug report lies. It will only exist in version controlled packages, and that makes it even more tricky to identify.
Last edited by skottish (2010-09-25 22:58:27)

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