Hi, guys
With help from many guys in community , I've setup my obs server.
Now It's successful in "create project", "Add repository". But when I use
command "osc build standard i586 lighttpd.spec". there is following errors:
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# pwd
/dist/osc/lab/home:jianlee/lighttpd
# osc build standard i586 lighttpd.spec
Building lighttpd.spec for standard/i586
Getting buildinfo from server
wrong repo/arch?
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I've puzzled at repo . but I try to createrepo for test:
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# pwd
/srv/obs/build/GTES:11.3/standard/i586/:full
# createrepo -v -d .
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but it doesn't work already.
when i use command "osc meta prj -e home:jianlee",
I saw my prj configure file is :
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<project name="home:jianlee">
<title>Jian Lee's home project</title>
<description>Jian Lee's home project on GTES</description>
<person role="maintainer" userid="jianlee"/>
<person role="bugowner" userid="jianlee"/>
<repository name="standard">
<path project="GTES:11.3" repository="standard"/>
<arch>x86_64</arch>
<arch>i586</arch>
</repository>
</project>
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Anyone can give me a suggest ?
Thanks,
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Hi,
I am new on OpenSUSE build service. I compiled couple of program then
I feel absence of download counter in build packages.
Is it hard to implement? I think It 's easy to implement and great
feature for package builders or developers. I wonder which package
downloaded how much time. Statistics good for development motivation.
Thanks.
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Hi,
I seem to have trouble with osc build today (and others too, as noted on IRC).
simple example workflow to reproduce:
osc co GNOME:Factory/seed
cd GNOME:Factory/seed
osc build openSUSE_Factory x86_64 seed.spec --clean
The result I get from this action always looks like:
Building seed.spec for openSUSE_Factory/x86_64
Getting buildinfo from server
'NoneType' object has no attribute 'replace'
#> osc --version
0.122pre.1
Any clue on what's going on here?
Dominique
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present: mls, cwh, bg, adrian
Topics:
* Hardware
* Status
Hardware
========
* Hardware replacement is making only slow progress, so we have ordered some
new hardware as (temporary) replacement to get a solution for our
turnaround times. (5x 2x6 build instances are on the way)
Status round
============
mls:
* source server code cleanup, preparation that people can change
the storage backend.
* sat solver integration WIP
cwh:
* learning Ruby on Rails
adrian:
* Activated requestid loging in source revision log (target and source
package)
* Implemented cleanup hint flags in submit requests
( the used "modifier" element name needs to be discussed )
* Implemented python-keyring support to solve the reports about failed
authentifications with gnome-keyring by non-gnome users.
* some enhancements to catch more xen setup failures as "bad host build"
* looking into caching mechanism for packages on build hosts
(would reduce IO load on scheduler server and make indirect schedulers
faster).
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Hi Packagers
This is just a reminder, that we will reduce/disable building on
build.opensuse.org on Thursday, so all mirrors should have “up-to date”
packages over the weekend.
You can still build packages on your local machines until we shutdown
all services on Friday[1].
Please accept our sincere apologies for any and all inconvenience caused
by this.
With kind regards,
Lars
[1]: http://news.opensuse.org/2009/09/02/power-outage-in-nuernberg-
office/
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I have a number of repositories defined in my local OBS instance, only
one of which is an "external" repo"
<repository name="openSUSE-11.1">
<path project="openSUSE.org:openSUSE:11.1:Update" repository="standard"/>
<arch>x86_64</arch>
</repository>
The problem is, even though I have more than one worker running,
absolutely nothing gets done while the obs instance tries to contact
api.opensuse.org/public - which frequently times out with a 504.
During this time I'll have a job listed as "building" for the
openSUSE-11.1 repo and (frequently) the other jobs are listed as
"scheduled" but the box is totally idle. It's not actually building
anything despite the configurating settings which allow more than one
worker process.
Basically, a non-responsive api.opensuse.org gums up the rest of the
builds, even though they don't make use of that repo.
What's going on here? Is there a setting I can twiddle?
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I would like to build client packages for Spacewalk [1] in my spare time.
Before I'll start, I would like to ask if anybody had the same idea
before I had?
[1] https://fedorahosted.org/spacewalk/
Miroslav Suchy
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Monday 07 September 2009
Hello.
I got warnings in all build logs.
RPMLINT report:
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packagename.x86_64: W: no-binary
The package should be of the noarch architecture because it doesn't
contain any binaries.
The packages are with binaries.
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I have a local OBS instance, using 1.6.0-14.1
For one of the packages, 'osc results' returns nothing. For the other
packages, everything works fine.
I'm able to checkout the package, update the package, alter the package, etc...
The package is a link to the another (same name) in a different project.
With -H (minus the request:):
reply: 'HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\n'
header: Connection: close
header: Content-Type: text/xml
header: ETag: "8b70f1a9a08a4114b5c31b52f5eb4007"
header: X-Opensuse-APIVersion: 0.1.1
header: Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary
header: Content-Disposition: inline
header: X-Runtime: 0.06446
header: Content-Length: 352
header: Cache-Control: private
header: Date: Mon, 07 Sep 2009 22:27:46 GMT
header: Server: lighttpd/1.4.20
which is followed by a single blank line and then my bash prompt.
I've also tried restarting the obs server (*all* of the obs
components) and there is no immediate change.
Eventually, things seem to settle down and it works.
This appears to be related to the other issues I've been having with
using an "external" repo - it seems as though after one or more errors
using the opensuse.org API the build service goes off into never never
land and doesn't come back - jobs don't get scheduled, nothing gets
updated, etc... although the web and osc interfaces are still
responsive.
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Hi,
there were plenty changes in osc svn, so it is time for a new release.
However, there might be unwanted incompatibilities, so I prepared first a
candidate in openSUSE:Tools:Unstable
Have a look here for the 0.121 packages:
http://software.opensuse.org/search?baseproject=openSUSE:Tools:Unstable&p=1…
(installing the package alone should be sufficient, no need to add the repo)
There are esp. many fixes for the request handling and Juergen also
implemented new interesting commands like "osc my ..." to get an overview
about "my" packages, projects or requests.
Also plenty of convenience commands have been add by Juergen.
There are of course also further changes, check the NEWS file for more
details.
I would like to hear some "great stuff" or "why the heck has _THIS_ changed"
comments before making this an official release.
please help testing :)
thanks
adrian
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