I created a private OBS instance using the iso installer. I configured the hostname to be obs so I can access the api with https://obs:444. My intention was to migrate and build a project that's currently hosted and built successfully on the reference OBS server. I used osc copypac to copy my project over to the private instance. The project copied without incident and shows up in the correct location on the web UI of my local obs server. Note: I also have created the remote link (as Admin) to the reference API and the OpenSuse.org project shows up under the projects when I browse to the projects area. I added a build target, RH-6. I then waited, but nothing happened. I was under the impression that creating the link under the "configuration" button to api.opensuse.org/public would make the target repositories available (which they appear to be since I can add them from the web UI of my local instance). But no activity is seen after adding build targets. I've looked at the other method which is to copy the target repo onto the private instance and then copy the rpm packages for the project that you wish to be built into /srv/obs/build/PROJ/REPO/ARCH/:full and then strip the architecture etc. from the filenames and then scan the contents to trigger a rebuild. The problem for me is (and the documentation says this is a problem) the directory structure does not exist already, despite having added the target repository to my local project. I'm now wondering what I've missed. Sorry if I've completely misunderstood but I've run out of idea for getting this to work for me. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+owner@opensuse.org