Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (626 mails)

[Jordi Massaguer <jordimassaguerpla@xxxxxxxx>]

Ok. I'll send the email to Adrian next week. Meanwhile I'll try to set up my 
own buildservice on a virtual machine and see how difficult would be to add the 
appliance things. By the way, JeOS is about 350MB. I think there is still some 
stuff that can be remove, but I'll try that on a later stage (like 
documentation and some Perl-Modules). 

I do have a question for the factory guys. AppArmor is in the minimal system. 
Should be this way? If we create a software appliance and not configure 
properly AppArmor, would not that be a problem more than a benefit? Or is it a 
good idea to have AppArmor even though it is not configured (or configured with 
the default configuration)?

thanks,
 
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----- Mensaje original ----
De: Andreas Jaeger <aj@xxxxxxx>
Para: Jordi Massaguer <jordimassaguerpla@xxxxxxxx>
CC: opensuse-factory@xxxxxxxxxxxx; adrian@xxxxxxx
Enviado: martes, 18 de marzo, 2008 15:37:22
Asunto: Re: [opensuse-factory] Re: Lime JeOS: The openSUSE based JeOS

Jordi Massaguer <jordimassaguerpla@xxxxxxxx> writes:

> Hi AJ,
>
> thanks for the email. Actually I am basing the JeOS on the minimal pattern. I 
> tried to set up a project on the buildservice that was linking all the 
> minimal pattern rpms (and dependencies), so software appliances could be 
> projects on the buildservice that where build on JeOs project (from a 
> technical point of view. The UI may be a new web application). However, some 
> rpms are missing (the kernel for example) and it looked like I could not set 
> up my project as a build platform.

This is something to discuss with the Build Service guys - perhaps on
their list.

> That makes me consider installing my own build service and define JeOS as a 
> build platform and then modify the web UI or make a new one that runs the 
> kiwi and is more software appliance oriented. That will have a lot of sense, 
> especially when multiple build services can be connected.
>
> Meanwhile, I've started conversations with possible sponsors, so I am looking 
> for a very good server with very good bandwith, and that is not costless ;) . 
> However the conversations are still in a very early stage.
>
> So, what do you think is the best approach? Especially for updating to the 
> new versions of JeOS to the new openSUSE versions.

I suggest you talk with Adrian next week (he's currently travelling) and
see what's possible,

Andreas
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