Hello,
I now have dozens of expansion errors for Fedora 6 and 8 architecture
x86_64 which have not been there some time ago. What's wrong here?
Ciao
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Hi,
since a few days one of my packages is failing because of Java
dependencies (what worked for months before using the Java:Sun-Java-1.5
repositories).
But switching to openSUSE:10.x:NonFree (for the dists where they exist)
didn't change anything and the same errors still occur:
I require just "java-devel" and now get
10.2: have choice for java-devel: java-1_4_2-gcj-compat-devel
java-1_5_0-sun-devel
10.0: nothing provides java-1_5_0-sun-devel
10.1: nothing provides java-1_5_0-sun-devel
10.3: still works apparently
Any hints what has to be adapted? In the package or the base repos?
Thanks,
Wolfgang
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Hello everybody,
I'm using the Build service to create packages for almost all
distribution currently present in the build service.
This is my repositories
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/EmmeG/
My user account is EmmeG
I also created repositories for Apt-based distributions: Debian and
xUbuntu... but I have problem to use them with apt because the main
server download.opensuse.org reply with a "302 Found" redirect that
apt-get consider an error !! :-( :-(
So, if a write in sources.list the following statement:
deb http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/EmmeG/ xUbuntu_7.10/
Then apt-get reply that it's impossible to fetch data because the server
reply with the error: "302 Found" :-( :-(
I searched on the web ... and I discovered that this problem was
reported since 2000 to apt developers... but I think that they don't
want to add the "feature" to honour the HTTP redirects in apt-get !! :-( :-(
If I inspect manually the HTTP 302 response, and I put directly the
hostname that mirror my repositories in this way:
deb ftp://ftp5.gwdg.de/pub/opensuse/repositories/home:/EmmeG/ xUbuntu_7.10/
all goes fine and I can use my repositories without problems. But
because the 302 is a temporary redirection, I cannot tell to my users to
use the host above!
What is the best solution to this problems ???
Thank you,
Gianluca
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Hi all,
some of other distributions has some kind of a community repository. The
Ubuntu guys has universe/multiverse repos, there are Arch User repository for
Arch Linux, the Gentoo has Sunrise Overlay, etc.
The OpenSUSE has a BuildService, which is an excellent building system for
maintenance of the community repository. But the OpenSUSE also has a several
hunderds of specialized repos and that is too much complicated for many
users. Why are there 10 games: repositories? Or a small one like
devel:languages:smalltalk with 2 packages only? I think, that using of
several different repos should consists the package conflicts on client's
side. And some peoples hates this system, because is too much complex.
Are there any technical problems to create a one (or a few) common community
repository in BuildService? Do you think, that the existing state is good, or
it'll be fine to have a one big community repositry?
BTW: Yes, there is also a Packman repository, but guys from Packman team has
only one machine (afaik) and the BS has a big farm of building machines. The
BS community repo should be much bigger, than Packman one.
Regards
Michal Vyskocil
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Hi,
I will remove the obsolete project Java:Sun-Java-1.5 in a second.
There quite some projects which do still build against. These repositories
will get disabled and point to the "deleted" project.
No built rpms will disappear, but also no new packages get build until you fix
your project setup.
You can do this easily by calling
osc meta prj -e <your_project>
and replace
<path project="deleted...." repository="...."/>
with a propper :NonFree project which provides the matching Java engines, for
example
<path project="openSUSE:10.3:NonFree" repository="standard"/>
thanks
adrian
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Hi,
I am experimenting with a local obs and so far I like it quite a lot!
I have a question with regard to the directory structure for base packages:
The directory tree structure for the base repository packages according to:
http://en.opensuse.org/Build_Service/Build_Service_Installation_Tutorial/op…
looks like this:
chris@builder:/srv/obs> tree build/
build/
|-- SUSE:SL-10.1
| `-- standard
| `-- i586
| | `-- :full
| | `-- *.i586.rpm
| `-- noarch
| | `-- :full
| | `-- *.noarch.rpm
| `-- x86_64
| `-- :full
| `-- *.x86_64.rpm
|-- Ubuntu:7.04
| `-- standard
????
My question is: What would be the proper directory structure for an Ubuntu or
Debian base repository?
Just copy all .deb files from the Debian repository path pool/main into the
standard/ dir?
A quick hint is much appreciated.
many thanks!
Chris
http://www.acurana.de/
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Hi,
Martin from Fujitsu Siemens computers is testing the build server and
has a proxy setup to access the internet. Corporate policy. Don't
ask.
Now the lack of https proxy support in urllib2 is biting him hard:
Martin Wilck <martin.wilck(a)fujitsu-siemens.com> writes:
> Susanne Oberhauser wrote:
>
> > osc platforms | grep -Ei "/standard" > targetlist
>
> from "conf.py":
>
> # HTTPS proxy is not supported by urllib2. It only leads to an error
> # or, at best, a warning.
> # https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=214983
> # https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=298378
> if 'https_proxy' in os.environ:
> del os.environ['https_proxy']
>
> This makes osc pretty much unusable from here :-(
> Do we have to fix python's urllib implementation first?
How should we proceede?
S.
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Hello,
I tryied to use the instruction at
http://en.opensuse.org/Build_Service/Deb_builds for creating a Debian
repository (or in general a .deb package)... without obtaning nothing.
After looking for solution into the debian documentation, and with a lot
of trials... finally I created .deb packages.
As I write in discussion part of the page... the mandatory files (the
minimal set of files necessary to compile a .deb package) is different
from that specified in the page... and I proposed to re-write the page
telling my experience.
Because no-one replyied on the discussion or by e-mail... I repeat my
proposal here.
In fact, creating the .deb packages are very simple... with the correct
instructions... and I want to contribute with my experience.
Cheers,
Gianluca
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Hello,
I want to put into the .spec file some block distribution-dependent...
so, it would very nice if is it possible to use the %if syntax to detect
the distribution and run the corrisponding block only on some distributions.
Of course, I can create name-Distro.spec file for each Distro... but
sometimes is more useful the %if syntax because there are somethings
that changes between Suse and Fedora ... but remains the same on all
Fedora (6,7,8)... so, instead of creating three .spec identically for
each version of Fedora, it would more easy to add just one block to
detect if is a Suse or Fedora distro.
Thanks,
Gianluca
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