Hi, I get this message if I try to login to my build service projects :-
OBS Web Interface Error:
Permission denied
The account that is logged into the system lacks proper permissions to
perform the operation.
Please contact the openSUSE admin to get proper permissions for the user
account.
Error Details:
Errorcode: 403
Message: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> <!DOCTYPE html
PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http
Who can fix it, I can login to everything else.
Thanks
Dave Plater
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Hi,
I do have an assumption that line
%kernel_module_package_buildreqs kernel-devel redhat-rpm-config
is missed in Macros section of prjconf of CentOS:CentOS-5.
Can someone fix it or explain me where I am wrong?
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Hi !
Early & often ... thus here're my current thoughts on how to start
with the access flag in DbProject model.
Feedback welcome !
Best,
Jan-Simon
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We just released OBS 2.1.1 maintenance und security fix release.
Users of OBS 2.1.0 should update ASAP due to a critical security issue. OBS 2.0
and before is not affected by this.
Apart from this we have also a number of bugfixes, find details below.
Special thanks go to Vivian Zhang from Intel and David Greaves for their contributions
to this release.
It got released to the ususal places:
Appliance: http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Build_Service_Appliance
Packages: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/openSUSE:/Tools/
Git: http://www.gitorious.org/opensuse/build-service/commits/2.1
Changes:
========
* Default build target list got updated
* Support for filtering user base when using LDAP database for authentification
* LDAP support enforces the usage of SSL for authentification now for security reasons
Bugfixes:
=========
* api got fixes which allowed a cross side scripting attack to change a users password,
if he is logged in and clicked on a crafted URL elsewhere. (Affected only OBS 2.1.0)
* api handles request state "revoked" also as final state now
* webui received multiple layout fixes and improvements esp. when handling sources.
* webui is CC'ng now all bugowners if multiple are defined (#513167)
* source service daemon has been fixed to support long running processes
* worker code download is honoring proxy settings now (#630994)
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This is more of an initial exploration than a concrete proposal :)
I'll post this to both the opensuse-buildservice(a)opensuse.org and
meego-dev(a)meego.com lists.
MeeGo is going to be using the Open Collaboration Services (OCS) API.
http://www.socialdesktop.org/ocs/http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/open-collaboration-services
One of the features of this is to provide feedback and ratings from the
device/desktop to the application development team.
MeeGo's community OBS will be used for developers to manage their applications
and I was interested in the concept of using the OBS API to support this. The
api already provides some rating services so it seems to fit in somewhere.
https://api.obs.maemo.org/apidocs/#107
As I say, the use-case is something around providing feedback from the
application launcher on the device; maybe an on-device popup that allows a star
rating, comment etc that is linked back to the appropriate OBS package and team.
So.... does this fit with the intended usage around the 'rating' type services
already in the OBS?
David
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Hi!
You may have heard of this funny little thing called Project Bretzn, which
Frank Karlitschek announced at the openSuse conference last week[1]. I'm one
of the people working on the connecting-the-dots bit for it, and as the
subject hints at, I have now run into what seems like a bit of a problem:
I cannot find any functions to actually create a new package using the web
API. I can interact with existing ones perfectly fine (storing new information
into _meta), but creating new ones seems to be missing. Can someone help me
out here?
I further assume that the same problem exists for creating sub-projects, and
as such would like to request assistance with this as well - this is less
important, but would be greatly appreciated if it is possible.
In short, what i would like to request is: Pointers to which functions i
will need to call to create a new package, and to create new sub-projects.
Thank you in advance for your help! :)
[1] For those who don't: http://news.opensuse.org/2010/10/26/from-the-
developer-to-the-user-and-back-announcing-project-bretzn/ :)
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Hi,
I am attempting to build a new package (and maybe this is really a
packaging question) and now have an example that has hit on a rather
long standing confusion of mine. Never having had a good example I was
amiss of being able to properly formulate my lack of understanding (this
is I believe a build-service question).
I am trying to build euca2ools, which is implemented in Python and
requires boto and m2crypto. M2crypto is found in the standard
distribution, thus that does not pose a problem. However, boto
(available as python-boto) is only found in the devel:languages:python
project.
Now, I can certainly make my project dependent on devel:languages:python
and get what I need. That part I understand. However, what happens
if/when I want to submit my work to the project.
How do things end up in the right place, and where would for example
Eucalyptus end up? Further, how would this dependency on
devel:languages:python be resolved? Why would a package that is part of
devel:langauges:ANYTHING not be part of the :standard project?
Come to think of it, I do have another example. A while back I submitted
perlcritic and it's dependent packages to the project and things are in
devel:languages:perl. I made the assumption that from there it would
eventually propagate up the tree and just be available in the
distribution. However, as I just checked it is not. As far as I
understand things, a devel project/repo is subject to have version
changes at pretty much any given time. Thus, I am wondering why packages
would not be in a more static place.
I suppose this is where Contrib might come into play, however, how would
we then separate packages from devel:languages:ANYTHING and put some of
those into :contrib and others into :standard? For example what makes
perl-razor-agents a special package to be part of :standard while a
person wanting perlcritic would have to add devel:languages:perl as a
repo. (Just using perlcritic as an example, not because I feel neglected
but because it is easy for me to illustrate my confusion).
Clarification is appreciated.
Thanks,
Robert
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Hi openSUSE Users
Tomorrow, Thu 28th from 09:00 AM CET to approx. 10:00 AM CET, we need
some maintenance on the following hosts:
http://build.opensuse.orghttp://software.opensuse.orghttp://widehat.opensuse.org/http://tube.opensuse.org/
Apologies for inconveniencies this may cause.
Please contact admin(a)opensuse.org with any queries.
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Hi,
I just created a suggestion how we could store the information about our
current passwords. Please have a look at /mounts/rdadm/Passwords/MAP
Berthold
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Hi,
since I did an update from 2.0 to 2.1, all images in /monitor are showing "No
Data". This is not critical but ugly. Any idea, what could be the reason?
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