openSUSE Build Service May 2009

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[PATCH] Add --build-abuild-id to osc and build and add --map-repo to osc

by David Greaves

When building locally in a qemu/chroot and debugging I find I want to edit the files in the chroot from my desktop gui editor but they're all owned by 399:399. This pair of patches allows me to set the uid:gid to match my local user and eases this process. usage is: build --build-abuild-id uid:gid or more usually: osc build --build-abuild-id 500:500 osc also accepts (and extends the default) .oscrc settings: build-abuild-id = 500:500 It only supports numeric ids. The osc patch also adds --map-repo to aggregatepac which allows repository mapping(s) to be given as SRC=TARGET[,SRC=TARGET] eg, a real usage: osc aggregatepac -m MerStable_Debian_5.0=Mer0.13_Debian_5.0,MerStable_Ubuntu_9.04=Mer0.13_Ubuntu_9.04 Maemo:Mer:0.13:HW:N8x0 advanced-power Maemo:Mer:Stable:HW:N8x0 https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file?file=_aggregate&package=advanc… David -- "Don't worry, you'll be fine; I saw it work in a cartoon once..."

10 years, 9 months

Import build service packages into git

by Andreas Gruenbacher

Hello, I have been working on an import tool from the build service into git repositories; the result seems to be basically working now. It is available as: home:agruen:Factory/bsgit The git repository is available at: http://git.opensuse.org/?p=people/agruen/bsgit.git Exporting changes into the build service is not supported yet, but it's a start. Integration into osc also hasn't happened, yet. The tool tries to be nice to the server and not request the same data over and over again. Still, when fetching a package, this retrieves all the package's revisions unless you create a shallow copy using bsgit's --depth=N option. So please do not blindly fetch huge packages with a long history just to see what happens. (What would happen is pretty clear -- I would get into troubles with the build service maintainers!) Here is how to use bsgit: $ mkdir stuff $ cd stuff $ git init $ bsgit fetch home:agruen:Factory bsgit Fetching home:agruen:Factory/bsgit (1) Fetching home:agruen:Factory/bsgit (2) Branch 'bsgit' created. $ git branch -a * bsgit remotes/api.opensuse.org/home/agruen/Factory/bsgit $ bsgit pull Fetching home:agruen:Factory/bsgit (3) Branch 'bsgit' updated. $ bsgit fetch Already up-to-date. Observe that bsgit created a remote branch with a long name that encodes the server, project, and package. This is the state of the package in the build service. A local branch, 'bsgit', tracks that remote branch. You may make changes on the local branch. When you fetch a package, this will leave the local branch alone (except for creating it when it doesn't exist). A pull does a fetch, followed by a rebase of the local branch. (It doesn't do a merge because we will not be able to export merges to the build service anyways, at least not with the current backend.) When bsgit detects a source link, it creates a remote branch for the target package as well (i.e., the package linked to), and it expands the source link. Source links are expanded against the revision of the target package that they were *created* against. Very unfortunately, the build service backend does not record the revision it creates a source link against. Until that is fixed (and I hope soon!), some guessing is involved, and some source links may be expanded against the wrong revision. Here is a source link example: $ bsgit clone home:coolo:branches:home:darix:Factory FastCGI Fetching openSUSE:Factory/FastCGI (1) Fetching openSUSE:Factory/FastCGI (2) Fetching openSUSE:Factory/FastCGI (3) Fetching home:darix:Factory/FastCGI (1) Fetching home:coolo:branches:home:darix:Factory/FastCGI (1) Fetching home:coolo:branches:home:darix:Factory/FastCGI (2) Branch 'FastCGI' created. $ git branch -a * FastCGI remotes/api.opensuse.org/home/coolo/branches/home/darix/Factory/FastCGI remotes/api.opensuse.org/home/darix/Factory/FastCGI remotes/api.opensuse.org/openSUSE/Factory/FastCGI Cheers, Andreas -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+help(a)opensuse.org

11 years, 3 months

Possible to suppress creation of .repo files?

by Carsten Hoeger

Hi, is it possible to suppress the creation of these .repo files? They seem to be read by e.g. zypper and because out OBS is internally and the created repo is being synched to the outside, that won't work. -- With best regards, Carsten Hoeger

11 years, 5 months

wipebinaries considered harmful

by Michael_E_Brown＠Dell.com

Can we *please* add a "--all" option to wipebinaries to make the interface symmetrical? Eg. wipebinaries with no options would be a NO-OP that simply prints a message saying it doesnt do anything unless you specify which binaries to wipe. As it is, it is easy to accidentally forget to put --broken (or whatever) on the cmdline and accidentally wind up rebuilding all 300 of your RPMs. :( -- Michael -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+help(a)opensuse.org

11 years, 5 months

Clash packman / games on 10.3?

by Administrator

Hi, There seems to be a conflict between the games buildservice and packman. The conflict is DirectFB 1.2.3-11.3 on games and MPlayer 1.0rc2_r29116-2 on Packman. I'm running openSuSE 10.3 on i686 I recently added the games buildservice to my collection of repositories on openSuSE 10.3. The next time I updated packages to the most recent version it updated the DirectFB to a more recent version from the games repository which clashed with mplayer from packman and so the algorithms uninstalled mplayer. The version of DirectFB from the base repositories / update service work fine. Can this be corrected, or must I leave games out of my repository list? Thanks David -- D Hodgson P: 020 71 833 722 M: 07984 069 846 F: 0845 86 75 74 1 E: david(a)different-perspectives.com -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+help(a)opensuse.org

11 years, 5 months

Packages for deb distros

by Volker Kuhlmann

First, thanks all who helped make this build service work! I managed to get one of my packages to build within a few hours, though from having a functional src.rpm to start with. Had to give up when pages took 2min to load though (time for bed anwyay...). When I added the latest buntu/debian distros the package status comes up as excluded. I guess they need more work, but is there soe tutorial as well for making .deb? Thanks, Volker -- Volker Kuhlmann is list0570 with the domain in header http://volker.dnsalias.net/ Please do not CC list postings to me. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+help(a)opensuse.org

11 years, 5 months

[RFC/patch] obs/webclient: make table out of waiting/blocked/average statistics

by Jan-Simon Möller

Hi ! Please review this patch for the webclient - if there're no objections I'd like to commit it to svn. The patch creates a table out of the statistics on the bottom of the monitor page. Old: http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/7285/monitorold.png New: http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/5344/monitornew.png Best, Jan-Simon

11 years, 6 months

[Patch] obs/build : allow change of rpmbuilds --target through a macro in prjconf

by Jan-Simon Möller

Hi ! Please review the attached patch - if there're no objections, i'd like to commit it to svn. Reasoning: For the ARM port, we need to be able to set target of the build because in the qemu-usermode environment this is not what rpmbuild autodetects. With this patch we can use this in the prjconf: %ifarch armv5el Changetarget: armv5tel-suse-linux %endif %ifarch armv7el Changetarget: armv7l-suse-linux %endif Thus we've flexible with the target and could also adress different subtargets if we differ repo-names. Another important point is "osc build". The "build" package needs this change, too. Otherwise we'd end up with a wrong autodetection when doing a osc build e.g. on a beagleboard. I put guards around this code-path to only execute this for ARM. Best, Jan-Simon

11 years, 6 months

rpmlint "non-standard-uid"

by Christian

Hi, who is maintaining this list ? A file in this package is owned by a non standard user. Standard users are: novell_nobody, aegis, mysql, gdm, casaauth, icecream, lp, ldap, dovecot, otrs, tss, bin, fax, postgres, intermezzo, hacluster, pegasus, ffums, radiusd, daemon, vdr, snort, amanda, bitlbee, beagleindex, fetchmail, pulse, mdnsd, novlxregd, wwwrun, gnump3d, ftp, jboss, dvbdaemon, irc, memcached, uuidd, ntp, jonas, news, cop, sshd, novlifdr, casaatsd, games, upsd, named, pop, dhcpd, gnats, jabber, pdns, mailman, festival, cyrus, nobody, lighttpd, quagga, mail, polkituser, haldaemon, sapdb, geronimo, postfix, privoxy, novlxsrvd, avahi, mdom, root, pound, squid, distcc, nagios, tomcat4, at, dpbox, partimag, uucp, zope, messagebus, wnn, asterisk, casaatvd, vscan, man, suse-ncc, tomcat, sabayon-admin, bigsister, oracle. where is defined which id these "users" are using ? Kind Regards Chris -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+help(a)opensuse.org

11 years, 6 months

Introduction - Udit Sajjanhar Gsoc 2009

by Udit Sajjanhar

Hi All, I am Udit Sajjanhar from IIT Kharagpur, India. I am working on implementing openid login into the opensuse-buildservice. Cornelius Schumacher is mentoring me and Adrian Schröter is also helping me out. People who have worked on openid/webclient before would be of great help. A public version of my gsoc proposal is available @ http://sajjanharudit.googlepages.com/openidproposal Comments are welcome!! Looking forward to an exciting summer ahead, Udit Sajjanhar (I am sorry if u received two copies of this message. Previous one seemed to have been rejected as it contained the html link.) -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+help(a)opensuse.org

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