Hi everybody.
I seem to run in an issue with my own OBS which is remote-linked to the public OBS of Novell.
All my 'remote repositories' which I use as base seem no longer to function properly.
In the logfiles I get:
fetching remote repository state for openSUSE.org:openSUSE:Factory/standard
cpio: not a 'SVR4 no CRC ascii' cpio
repository 'openSUSE.org:openSUSE:Factory/standard' is unavailable
What's the issue with this? Any good suggestion on how I can fix this from my side?
Dominique
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Hi,
Since Fedora 8 is out of maintenance, I created the discontinued project.
Fedora:8 and repos will get removed soon.
bye
adrian
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When i try to build package dfu-util I get the error below mentioning that
it can satisfy the build dependencies.
I've check the file name for both Fedora and Mandriva the names are
correct. I can install them the virtual machine I use to find package
names.
I get the same warning for all mentioned distro's. For all SuSE versions
it works fine (the package name for SuSE is pkg-config).
Regards,
Joop.
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----- building dfu-util.spec (user abuild)
-----------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------
+ exec rpmbuild -ba --define '_srcdefattr (-,root,root)' --define 'disturl
srcrep:17326c1632d4f83f592f983c1c744dda-dfu-util'
/usr/src/redhat/SOURCES/dfu-util.spec
error: Failed build dependencies:
libusb-devel is needed by dfu-util-0.1+svn4883-5.1.i386
pkgconfig is needed by dfu-util-0.1+svn4883-5.1.i386
System halted.
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present: tpatzig, jcborn, freitag, mls, adrian, abauer
* Status round
* SLE 11 requirements
* 1.5 release
Status round:
=============
rlihm:
* worked on CSS for Webclient version 2
jcborn:
* fixed s390x boot support in kiwi
Outlook: * work on fosdem imaging talk
* change multiple media metadata handling
(binary and source media get release together
debug media stays seperate)
freitag:
* Fixed notification of OBS source events
mls:
* Improved debian handling, sources get published now.
Open questions how to improve the ftp server layout
handling to improve handling for the user in apt config.
* release number syncing implemented.
- packages across architectures have same release numbers now.
This means that new jobs gets triggered on counter change on
other architecture.
adrian:
* openSUSE 11.1 build hosts
* trying to get kde live CD builds as templates for 1.5 release.
1.5 Release:
============
* Create another RC ASAP after backporting fixes from trunk
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Hi all,
I'm packaging two packages:
openafs and openafs-transarc, where
openafs is compliant to the FHS and openafs-transarc uses historical (non-FHS)
pathes.
Starting with 11.1 the rpm-lint refuses the package with errors like
'openafs-transarc-server: "/usr/afs/bin/bos_util" is not allowed anymore in
FHS 2.2.'
Is there anything I can do about it ?
How can I disable step "04-check-filelist" ?
Thanks,
Christof
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Op maandag 12 januari 2009 13:52:04 schreef Christian:
> rying to build package on 11.1 but fails.
>
> |nagios-2.12-8.1.i586.rpm: directories not owned by a package:
>
> - /var/run/nagios
>
> how to fix this ?
webpin /var/run/nagios
3 results (1 packages) found for "/var/run/nagios" in openSUSE_111
* nagios: The Nagios Network Monitor
Add to you spec file:
BuildRequires: nagios
The dir belongs to nagios and that is the package that provides the directory
and should take care of removing. As soons as nagios is available in the
chroot, the check will be satified...
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Hi,
I would like to create a build server for OSS running on AIX since the support from IBM for OSS on AIX is pretty marginal.
The software versions build for AIX shall be equal to a given SLES version. This gives the opportunity to run the same software on AIX and Linux.
An AIX server and compiler are available and reachable via the internet.
So the question I have:
- Does the OpenSuse build system is sutiable /usable for such a task ?
tia
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Hello,
I'm trying to package sumo for ubuntu 8.10
and keep getting the following message:
dpkg-source: error: unrecognized file for a v1.0 source package: sumo_0.9.10.orig.tar.bz2
The identical setup works fine for ubuntu 8.04.
This is the project:
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=sumo&project=home%3Abehrisc…
Any help is very much appreciated.
Thanks and a happy new year to all of you,
Michael
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Hi,
i have a multitarget package (qemu - needs e.g. etherboot and more) that
needs under ubuntu the universe packages. how do i get access under
build.o.o to ubuntu universe? I have seen that for our obs, ubuntu
multiverse sits on top of what seems like ubuntu main to me. but i was
told be the ubuntu packaging guys that it is meant like that:
multiverse (on top of) universe (on top of) main
I could also proof with some examples (like mine) that this is seemingly
true...
Martin
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Hi,
trying to build package on 11.1 but fails.
|nagios-2.12-8.1.i586.rpm: directories not owned by a package:
- /var/run/nagios
how to fix this ?
Kind Regards
Chris
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