Build failed for arm

This build seems to have succeeded now, and I can't see what any previous failure might have been. I guess this was some transient error?

That one tomorrow is complete but there was a dependencie missing

the same happens here:
https://launchpad.net/~nicoaliotta/+archive/ubuntu/ppacartodbrpi/+build/10318447

Missing build dependencies:

*libgeos-dev (>= 3.3), postgresql-common (>= 148~)*
how to solve this missing dependencies?

2016-07-05 0:37 GMT+02:00 Colin Watson <<email address hidden>
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Those versions are newer than what's available in Ubuntu precise, so you'll have to build them yourself in your PPA, and iterate until you have an installable set. The "backportpackage" tool in the ubuntu-dev-tools package may be helpful.

And can be built for an ubuntu mate 16.04 (armhf)?

If yes how to build it?
Il 05/lug/2016 12:02, "Colin Watson" <email address hidden>
ha scritto:

> Your question #295972 on Launchpad itself changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/295972
>
> Status: Open => Answered
>
> Colin Watson proposed the following answer:
> Those versions are newer than what's available in Ubuntu precise, so
> you'll have to build them yourself in your PPA, and iterate until you
> have an installable set. The "backportpackage" tool in the ubuntu-dev-
> tools package may be helpful.
>
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If you want that, upload to xenial rather than precise.

I tryed but no works

https://launchpad.net/~nicoaliotta/+archive/ubuntu/cartodbrpium/+build/10327945/+files/buildlog_ubuntu-xenial-amd64.postgis_2.2.0.3+0d9349-cdb1_BUILDING.txt.gz
Il 05/lug/2016 12:28, "Colin Watson" <email address hidden>
ha scritto:

> Your question #295972 on Launchpad itself changed:
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> Colin Watson proposed the following answer:
> If you want that, upload to xenial rather than precise.
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That looks like a crash in your package's test code. I'm afraid that we cannot help you with debugging crashes in the middle of your build like that. I would suggest that you set up sbuild locally (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SimpleSbuild) and work on it there.