Hi all, this is my first mail to this mail-list.
Before try to reinvent the wheel, is there any project to build DKIM-milter
rpm package for openSUSE which can be used by postfix?.
I'm afraid I will need soon to implement DKIM in my postfix sever, and a rpm
providing this would make my life easy.
Till the moment I just tried to build, and to achieve it I've had to install
sendmail-devel.
Thanks,
Guillermo
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On Wed, 30 Jan 2008, Marcus Rueckert wrote:
> On 2008-01-30 08:46:56 +0100, Dirk Stoecker wrote:
> > osc build does not clear the build-environment, when the plattform is
> > changed. So when I switch from 10.2 to 10.3, some packager get deinstalled
> > and installed and the result is a (usually not working) mixed setup.
>
> in the general section of ~/.oscrc add:
> build-root: /srv/osc/build-root-%(repo)s
>
> then you get one build chroot per repository.
>
> build-root: /srv/osc/build-root-%(repo)s-%(arch)s
>
> is also possible.
>
> now you just have to watch the diskusage.:)
Workarounds are a lot. But the problem is not fixed by these. Under special
conditions this bug may cause hard to track build errors, thus I reported it.
Saving a "This build environment is xxx"-file somewhere in the build-dir should
fix the problem.
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Le mercredi 27 février 2008 à 20:15 +0100, Pascal Bleser a écrit :
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> Christian Morales Vega wrote:
> > Sometimes do you find packages in the OBS that are outdated. You never
> > know why, perhaps the packager doesn't knows about the new upstream
> > version and perhaps he knows but is just busy.
> > Up to now when I found such a case I reported it like an "Enhancement"
> > bug in bugzilla. But some packagers think bugzilla isn't the correct
> > place for such a thing.
> >
> > If the packager doesn't knows about the new version he can leave the
> > package outdated for a long time. So would be good that, at some time,
> > if an user finds the problem he reports it. But, how should be
> > reported? There is any feature planned in the OBS to help with this?
> > What other distros do?
>
> A very good point.
>
> Personally, I think Bugzilla is the best place to report it.
> It also makes it much easier to track the status.
I think another approach would make sense: users could report it on
software.opensuse.org since that's where they look for software.
Then we just need a way to mail the relevant packagers about this "new
upstream" report.
Vincent
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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?
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present: froh, mls, rlihm, adrian, poeml
guest: msrex
Status
======
froh:
* need second repo for publishing svn trunk packages of OBS
AI: adrian create one -> done (openSUSE:Tools:Unstable)
mls:
* fine tuning on scheduling algorithm, it shall look a bit more often
for Factory related projects now.
* Slow down is also caused by checking projects, even when projects
did not change. Need to fix that.
rlihm:
* worked on improving UI for repo addition page for FOSDEM.
adrian:
* imageing scheduling does work now, working on worker code now.
* Discussed a concept for openSUSE:Factory checkins
(esp. discussing review states). Need to write it down and to follow up.
poeml:
* FOSDEM preparations
* Wrote mirror setup how-to. We have currently the problem that the
repositories/ tree is already too large for the mirrors.
Thinking about a way to promote the more often downloaded repos.
We need the download stats update again soon.
AI: abauer look into the status of the current code, if we can
activate it again.
* We may should offer a rsync modul, what offers only the more often
downloaded repos and update that one regulary.
* We need more mirrors, which accepts the push mechanism
(we have currently only 5).
* ftp crashed multiple times, looks like a network card driver problem.
Hardware is scheduled for exchange anyway.
This week:
* merge request handling until end of week. AI: abauer
* Basic image building should work for internal usage. AI: adrian
* Release updated packages of version 0.5 with critical bugfix to avoid
unwanted repo removal. (AI: mls/froh)
* Need to follow up LSB build target discussion. AI: adrian
Discussion how to handle changed packages.
* We want to encourage everybody to work on packages from openSUSE:Factory.
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Hi list,
I know that this might be like I am overlooking things but yes, I do
respect the hard work the community has done to make such a great
distro. But as always it has some imperfections which I think can be
improved upon. I have my suggestions here which I think could be
worked upon on, in the next version i.e. version 11.0 . I have not
tested the alpha versions due to bandwidth constraints but I would
still like to tell these:
1. The YaST must refresh the repositories only if new additions have
been done to the repository. So you may maintain a LAST UPDATE DATE /
TIME for each repository. That will seriously help us people with
lower bandwidth.
2. I am a student and I see that most of my friends do not run the
Linux system just because they think that it is too geeky to run that
or that it is really difficult. I know the friendliness of the system
is more than Windows, just that the rules are diff. But, I just wanted
if there could be a new 'STUDENT EDITION" of the distro in its new
avtars. The reason is: they want to use linux for the college classes
and such stuff. So, instead of pushing in much applications, why don't
you create a new edition of the Distro with the shell tools available
ion that. Such as gcc, make, dos2unix etc are missing in the CD
versions. So you can just put in more and more shell tools and reduce
on some of the messengers, browsers and photo management things.
Anyway those tools are not used much by the students new to Linux. So
that could be packed into one edition called as *student edition*.
3. I am a programmer but am not good enough to contribute in a project
as such and have no time to learn how to do that. However I would like
to help the community. I am soon to have a website of my own. I wanted
to ask if I can host some of the images of the distro which I like and
think are good for the download. I wont be able to mirror the whole
distro due to space and bandwidth bottlenecks. However I can have 2 CD
images and 2 DVD images (I would like to choose which one I would like
to keep on the server) and I would allow downloads from my website
without being listed on the mirror page (that will help me keep my
bandwidth usage in reason and limits of the hosting providers). Is
that possible?
4. A lot of software in the main DVD is not really useful to many
people. for example, not everybody is interested in learning how to be
a CELL developer or such thing. Instead of that you could provide more
usefull and demanded software like compiz-fusion and google earth?
Those which are less used, can always be there in the online repos.
5. I know it is not really easy to do it. but can yast be like
apt-get? Or at least you can improve upon 'smart' and add it in the
default DVDs.
I hope you would like to discuss about the proposals given.
Thanks a lot.
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I have written a build service client using PyQt4 and Osc.
It's intended purpose is to report status information of projects and
packages, and it is geared towards packagers who maintain more than a few
packages.
You can get RPMs via software.opensuse.org:
http://software.opensuse.org/search?baseproject=openSUSE%3A10.3&p=1&q=yabsc
Or you can download the source package from http://www.funktronics.ca/yabsc/
It's quite a bit rough around the edges. It currently shows results for one
target of a project at a time and the osc calls block, which means that the
whole interface pauses while waiting for API calls to complete. I have ideas
for solving both of these issues, but I decided to just release it now, to
get feedback from anybody who might find it useful.
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Hello,
I successufully building my project on Mandriva_2007 i586 (32bit)...
but for 64bit the same spec file give me the following expansion error:
"nothing provides libtermcap2, nothing provides librpm4.4, nothing
provides libreadline5, nothing provides libpopt0, nothing provides
libbzip2_1, nothing provides libsqlite3_0, nothing provides libneon0.26,
nothing provides libopenssl0.9.8, nothing provides libelfutils1, nothing
provides libbeecrypt6, nothing provides libkrb53, nothing provides
libext2fs2, nothing provides libpcre0"
I don't understand why... because all library specified above are not
directly in my .spec file... and I suppose the system setup of i586 and
x86_64 would be the same, isn't it ??
Thanks,
Gianluca
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Hello,
with increasing number of packages, projects and texts, the search engine
gets more and more unusable.
For example to find an updated perl, I would enter perl in the search
engine. The result is an Timeout error. Also searching for ocaml results
in lots of entries.
Some suggestions:
- Better sorting:
- First projects, which match the name exactly.
- Second projects, which match name
- Third projects, which have name in description.
- Allow more control:
- Sorting
- Matching
- Exclusions
- ... (whatever)
- Cache database/results --> There should be no timeout for "perl" at all.
- Allow different display forms:
- Only name
- Name+short description
- Full
- Allow inclusion/exclusion of:
- home projects
- non-published projects
- linked projects
- linked projects, which have local changes / have no changes
- aggregated projects
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