Comment 4 for bug 178774

It has been a while, but I do recall how it works. gnomebaker calls other tools, in this case readom, and checks the return codes from these tools. The problem is this part of my previous post:

$ readom dev=/dev/sr0 f=/tmp/tmpfs/test.iso
...
readom: No space left on device. Cannot write '/tmp/tmpfs/test.iso'
...
$ echo $?
0

So the problem is that readom detects an error, but returns a success exit code. The exit code should be non-zero for gnomebaker to detect the error.