Am Freitag, 7. Juni 2013, 22:52:28 schrieb Stefan Cocora:

Hi Adrian,

A couple of questions inline to clarify what I have to do:

On 28/05/13 09:00, Adrian Schröter wrote:

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On Montag, 27. Mai 2013, 17:15:33 wrote Stefan Cocora:

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Thanks for your response Philipp,

To confirm, yes my local instance is connected to opensuse.org Can I have my local obs connected with opensuse.org and at the same

time create another project that tracks packages locally ?

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "If you want to hold the

project including the packages locally".

Doesn't creating another project and adding rpm/deb manually mean that

I'm holding the packages and and the project locally ?

If you want to binary import some packages, create some repo somewhere via osc or webui. Ideally in an empty project without sourceshe

Afterwards, you can create the :full directory in

/srv/obs/build/$project/$repo/$arch/:full

and copy your binaries inside. Last, you need to tell the scheduler to scan it via

obs_admin --rescan-repository <project> <repository> <architecture>

If this new repo has the Ubuntu repo inside it's path, it is enough to build against your new repo in your projects.

Let's see if I understand this correctly:

- create a project with the desired repository

- I've created /srv/obs/build/home\:stefan\:localubuntu/xUbuntu_13.04/x86_64/\:full on the obsserver

yes

- I do a osc co of home\:stefan\:localubuntu on my laptop - I add miro as a package inside this project + osc add and commit

no, you should not create packages or build in that project. It will work, but you will always have the problem to sort out what is injected and what not.

- do I run rescan-repository after adding the miro packages ?

just copy the binaries you want to inject into that :full directory and run the rescan.

- Where should I add the ubuntu repo ? "If this new repo has the Ubuntu repo inside it's path..."

If your home:stefna:localubuntu/xUbuntu_13.04 repo has a path pointing to the standard Ubuntu:13.04/standard repo, you can use your repo in other projects as path. It will get packages from both projects, but prefer the packages from your :localubuntu

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Regards, Stefan

On 27/05/13 11:38, Philipp Seiler wrote:

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Hi Stefan,

On Sun, 26 May 2013 09:05:57 +0100

Stefan Cocora wrote:

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Hi all,

I'm trying to build miro 6 for ubuntu 12.04 ubuntu 13.04 using my

self hosted version of OBS.

My self hosted version of OBS is 2.3.8.

The problem with miro is that it needs python-support which exists

only in the ubuntu universe repositories.

Reading the opensuse buildservice mailing list I saw that you can't

add ubuntu's universe to opensuse because of legal issues.

How can I add ubuntu universe to my self-hosted version of OBS ?

You interconnect your self-hosted OBS with the SUSE one, right? In this case you can't add RPMs to the repository because the rpms are directly downloaded from the SUSE OBS. I can provide you one (not the only?) solution. You create a project in your instance with prj information, prjconf and the packages in /srv/obs/build/$DISTRO/$ARCH/:full/ to build without the suse OBS interconnect. Here you can add the rpms/debs you wish. Maybe the most from an Install DVD and the additional packages from a repository (for ubuntu the universe repository). But you need a bit free space per distro. For example for Ubuntu you need about 10GB space (all packages twice for i586 and x86_64 arch).

If you want to hold the project including the packages locally, I'll answer you with the steps to do that.

Regards,

Philipp

Regards, Stefan --

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