I don't understand, what package needs x64? lmdb or perl-LMDB_file? What's the reason of such strange requirement?

Sorry for confusion. On LMDB_File git README, they have that LMDB needs x64. At first I thought it is about LMDB library. but in koji this library was built for all platforms. And compile errors point to LMDB.xs in LMDB_File library. I am not 100% sure.
I will attach logs.

Also for s390x recent build success, so I am removing blocker.

Created attachment 1366015 [details]
Build log  armv7hl

Created attachment 1366016 [details]
Build log  i686

OK, so it likely wants a 64-bit arch, thus why it fails on 32-bit armv7 and i686.

LMDB.xs: In function 'populateStat':
LMDB.xs:118:2: error: format not a string literal and no format arguments [-Werror=format-security]
  croak(mdb_strerror(res));

should be easy to fix, try
  croak(mdb_strerror("%s", res));

the last 2 warnings are from a strange code - format string expects 2 parameters, but get only one, so they don't match ...

This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 28 development cycle.
Changing version to '28'.

Hi folks,

I apologize for the late arrival. Is this issue still open?

Thanks!
jeff

Hello,
main developer doesnt want to support 32bit. Should this be closed?

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