Hi Greg,
On Sun, Aug 7, 2011 at 8:03 PM, Greg Freemyer <greg.freemyer(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> You'll likely need to post a link to your project before anyone can help.
>
Here's a link to the package I'm trying to build.
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=rt&project=home%3Adeadpoint
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Hello mates,
is this a already known bug?
service format_spec_file failed:
lxc-start: cgroup is not mounted
lxc-start: failed to spawn 'obs.service.jail.20041'
lxc-start: cgroup is not mounted
rm: Entfernen von
„/opt/obs/SourceServiceSystem.mounts//20041//lxc.tmp.20041/inner.sh.command“
nicht möglich: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
rm: Entfernen von
„/opt/obs/SourceServiceSystem.mounts//20041//lxc.tmp.20041/inner.sh“ nicht
möglich: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
rmdir: konnte „/opt/obs/SourceServiceSystem.mounts//20041//lxc.tmp.20041“
nicht entfernen: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
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Hi,
here's a small summary of the 11th (coding) week. This week I spent
most of my time with working on the wc code.
DONE:
* project wc: added commit and update methods
* lots of wc code refactoring
TODO:
* project wc: commit only specific files for a package instead of the
complete package (the package wc class already supports this)
(use case: osc ci pkg1/file pkg1/foo pkg2/bar pkg3)
* convert old working copies to the new format
* package wc: update: add support to specify stuff like "expand", "linkrev"
etc.
* project wc: add a revert method (to restore a package wc with state '!')
* project/package wc: support diff
* package wc: implement a pull method (does the same as "osc pull")
Marcus
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Attached patch defines kiwi option --gzip-cmd to pigz if package
available in buildroot. Otherwise gzip will be used (by default).
pigz, which stands for parallel implementation of gzip, is a fully
functional replacement for gzip that exploits multiple processors and
multiple cores to the hilt when compressing data.
My experience with pigz is ~6Min (gzip) vs ~2Min with pigz.
Comments are welcome.
Hello,
I have a package I'm building that has a ton of dependencies from the
devel:/languages:/perl repository and from reading the build service
tips and tricks it would appear that using either _link or _aggregate
is the solution for handling the dependencies. Is there any example
documentation on how to accomplish this or can someone point at a
package which do this so I can review it?
Thanks!
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Any idea what is going wrong here? VM builds just work fine.
preinstalling libfile-x86-arm...
running bzip2-x86-arm postinstall script
chroot: failed to run command `sh': No such file or directory
running tar-x86-arm postinstall script
chroot: failed to run command `sh': No such file or directory
running coreutils-x86-arm postinstall script
..
..
If I wanted to be using the "latest stable OBS software" for openSUSE
11.4, what repo should I be using?
What purpose does openSUSE:Tools: serve?
Also, the versions of rubygem-* in openSUSE:Tools are *older* than
those that are available with openSUSE 11.4's update. Which should I
be using?
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Hi all,
I would like to share with you some exciting progress on the OBS Mobile
Project:
1. Request state has been added to each request;
2. Sorting functions have been implemented for Requests.
3. A search filter has been added to the Request page.
Now, when the user logs into the list of requests, the user will not
only be able to see the state of each request, but also sort requests
based on 4 criteria:
- request date
- requester's name
- target project/package
- request state
Please see screenshots:
http://susepaste.org/59733925http://susepaste.org/18374131http://susepaste.org/40594474http://susepaste.org/61762342
The user can also filter requests by typing in a keyword:
http://susepaste.org/38303182
These new features have been tested in my desktop browsers and on my
Android device, and they seem to be working fine.
Please feel free to check out the new features as soon as they are
merged to the master. Feedback and comments are always welcome &
appreciated.
Cheers,
Justine Leng
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Hi,
I recently switched from GNOME to Xfce as my desktop (fleeing from
GNOME3). Since the switch I end up getting
Server returned an error: HTTP Error 401: basic auth failed
errors when I try to use osc commands, build, up, etc. I can remedy the
authentication error by placing my password into ~/.oscrc. However, not
having needed to store my password in .oscrc prior to the switch I'd
like to avoid having my password in ~/.oscrc.
How do I accomplish this?
What mechanism did osc use to authenticate when I was using GNOME?
gnome-keyring-daemon process is running on my machine.
Help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Robert
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Doing some test builds with the CentOS 6 platform, there appears to be an
RPM macro missing, specifically %{rhel} set to 6. This is present on Red
Hat 6 and in my testing is present on default installs of CentOS 6 as
well, but it's apparently missing on the VM image the build service spins
up.
I have some packages that do straightforwardly different things if the
value is >= 6, and they work on RH6, but not CentOS. I haven't tried to
dump the macro in an RPM scriptlet or anything that detailed yet, but it's
apparently not present.
-- Scott
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