fix(main/pypy3): Permission denied

[1q23lyc45]

fix issue #20809

This fix is for pypy3, not the original pypy (2)

[1q23lyc45]

Oh, no!

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Creating archive...
Docker image pulled: termux-user-repository_termux-docker.tar
proot error: 'update-static-dns' not found (root = /home/builder/.termux-build/pypy3/tmp/host-rootfs, cwd = /data/data/com.termux/files/home, $PATH=/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin:/usr/bin)
fatal error: see `proot --help`.
Error: Process completed with exit code 1.

[TomJo2000]

As noted in #20966 pypy3 currently has unresolved build issues.

[TomJo2000]

I'm sure @licy183 can go into some more detail but Pypy and Pypy3 are some of the more complex package builds we maintain.
From what I understand they don't support cross compilation so we need an additional docker layer with QEMU in order to compile them.

[TomJo2000]

Should be fixed by 8ad78ad

Also, congrats on winning the commit shorthash lottery licy.
You managed to get a duplicate subhash.

[licy183]

I'm trying to use python in Ubuntu to translate the pypy sources rather than the one in termux-docker. It works for pypy2 but not for pypy3. I'm trying to find out why it doesn't work on pypy3, but I havn't made it so far.

[1q23lyc45]

In your Docker environment, no matter how the DNS is changed, the domain name cannot be resolved. Is it due to the interception of the outbound port 53 or something else

[1q23lyc45]

9997-shutil-py.patch

This is a patch to fix my issue.(setxattr bug)

[a1489632]

I'm trying to use python in Ubuntu to translate the pypy sources rather than the one in termux-docker. It works for pypy2 but not for pypy3. I'm trying to find out why it doesn't work on pypy3, but I havn't made it so far.

Please try pypy3 (in Ubuntu) instead of (c)python.

[licy183]

Please try pypy3 (in Ubuntu) instead of (c)python.

Not possible. pypy sources needs python2 to translate.