Hey guys,
I'm trying to install OBS to a VM, everything installs without a
problem, but when it gets to the login part, I'm stuck, I have no
username/password for it and when I go to http://obsserver:5252 all I
get is a message about XML, so I can't login that way either.
Is there any documentation about how to install it?
Thanks.
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Hi all,
( plinnell on IRC suggested me to post my question here instead of the
IRC forum. )
"service log" are not available, at least intuitively, using an "osc"
interface.
At SGI, we are in the process of moving to OBS. We exclusively use
"_service"
interface to pull source ( and metadata files ) from git repos. So,
production-wise,
troubleshooting "failed builds" requires capturing the "service" logs as
well as the
proper usual chroot "build" logs. This is crucial for us.
I attempted to simply modify bs_service to essentially to:
if (!open(SERVICE, '-|')) {
+ open(STDOUT, "| tee -a _service_log");
open(STDERR, ">&STDOUT");
The above works ( I can "osc cat ..." ) but only when all the _service
steps exit 0 ! Useful but not quite :)
So, the question: is there an osc method to unconditionally capture the
already captured _service_error file and/or the _service_log ?
Simply said, capture the latest _service log, regardless if it is a
success or a failure; that's the point.
The "osc api" method are not easy to "discover", to be honest.
Any help, hints, guidance appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi everyone,
currently, the OBS (website) has a method to show that there are
BuildRequires missing for a specific package (i.e. the red
"unresolvable" error).
Is there a way to check if a repository (possible also incl. the repo it
builds against) is also *publishing* all *runtime* dependencies of the
published packages?
I.e. if the repo plus its parent repos provides all packages that are
required at runtime/installation?
If not, I would add this as an OBS feature request.
It would also be nice to have a dependency graph showing Build-/Requires
relationsships between all packages in a repo (and possibly to the repos
it builds against). Such a feature would ease the search for "zombie"
packages in large repos, which once were needed as BuildRequires, but
may be not needed anymore and thus could be deleted.
Best regards,
Joschi Brauchle
Heya, Jan from ownCloud here.
We had some requests for an ownCloud client for Ubuntu/Debian on ARM
architecture. See for example here:
https://github.com/owncloud/mirall/issues/338
Now that I have the ARM Chromebook myself and Ubuntu on it, I need it
as well. Danimo (one of our client devs) said that I need to ask you
folks if it’s possible to add that to OBS. OpenSUSE on ARM is already
in for example.
Hope this is the right channel to ask. Let me know if otherwise.
Thanks!
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Hi,
the "libreoffice" package in the "LibreOffice:Unstable" project and
"openSUSE_12.3 x86_64" distro has been in some strange build loop for
last few days. I am not sure what the problem is.
I checked it several time. The status always was "building". The log was
"only" few hours long => the build was automatically restarted several
times. I wonder why. I do not see any build error and local build works.
The i586 libreoffice package and x86_64 help packages have been built 7
days ago => it should not be caused by another commits in the
openSUSE_12.3 or LibreOffice:Unstable repo.
Do you have any idea, please?
Do some errors trigger automatic rebuild?
Is there any build time out?
I think that it might help to force build on some more powerful hosts
with more CPUs and more memory. Is it possible, please?
Best Regards,
Petr
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It seems the curl command in obsworker ignores the no-proxy settings and
tries to download the worker code from our proxy.
OTOH, if I log in as root and issue a 'rcobsworker start', it does _not_
fail.
Of course, when you log in, the proxy environment variables are set, but
if obsworker is run as a child of the init process, none of theses env
vars are set.
In the obsworker code, I see that it sources /etc/sysconfig/proxy, but
this sets shell variables, not env variables.
Ciao, Martin
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Hi,
I am trying to get OBS on a private server but I face some issues. I followed this README:
http://gitorious.org/opensuse/build-service/blobs/master/dist/README.SETUP
When I want to login to the webinterface with default id/password (Admin / opensuse), I get this error: "Authentication failed"
When I try to register a new user I get a 401 error:
***********************************************************
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
Authentication required!
<!--/*--><![CDATA[/*><!--*/ <br/> body { color: #000000; background-color: #FFFFFF; }<br/> a:link { color: #0000CC; }<br/> p, address {margin-left: 3em;}<br/> span {font-size: smaller;}<br/>/*]]>*/-->
Authentication required!
This server could not verify that you are authorized to access
the URL "/person/register".
You either supplied the wrong credentials (e.g., bad password), or your
browser doesn't understand how to supply the credentials required.
In case you are allowed to request the document, please
check your user-id and password and try again.
If you think this is a server error, please contact
the webmaster.
Error 401
api.opensuse.org
Tue Jun 4 22:33:56 2013
Apache/2.2.12 (Linux/SUSE)
***********************************************************
Otherwise OBS server seems to be ok since osc commands works fine such as:
osc -A https://192.168.0.21:444 ls
Any idea what could be wrong in my setup ?
If I use the OBS appliance (based on openSUSE 12.2), no problem, but I would like to get OBS working on openSUSE 12.3.
Guillaume
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Hello folks,
So, here is my GSoC 2013 update for the week ending on 12/07/2013
1. What have I done last week?
Fixed the minor bugs and styling mistakes. Made the code in [webui]
more DRY. Also, previous test suites were failing which didnt allow me
from making my first pull-request, so a lot of time was spent fixing
the existing test suite and make sure all of them are passing now.
Routing was also updated and lot of restructuring was done too. Users
now have the ability to expand and collapse the comments.
2. What am I'm doing this week
This week, I am out travelling for oSC (Yayy!), so I don't expect a
lot of work to be done. But I still plan on writing some test suites
and permission checks as much as possible. Plus, my mentor (henne)
will be at oSC so we will be discussing the app in much more detail
during the conference and work piece-by-piece on the feedback received
for the existing pull-request.
Important links
Trello: https://trello.com/board/discussion-system/51a5ede2db062a7e6f001b7c
Github: https://github.com/shayonj/open-build-service
Cheers!
Shayon
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Hi, can some repo maintainers accept them?
They're there for more than two weeks.
I'm running a xmpp server using prosody...maybe I'm the only one using
these packages for now?
And I'm pretty sure the fixes are valid.
Reasons:
Most of the Lua dependencies there don't support Lua 5.2 at the
upstream side. So it doesn't make sense to build them with lua 5.2.
Greetings
Marguerite
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Hello All,
I'm trying to update the sudo package in opensuse12.3 from the package
in Base:System and I've been asked to create an mbranch, merge and
commit the changes, then create a new maintenancerequest. I've been
reviewing the package maintenance page,
http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Package_maintenance, and I just want
to ensure i'm doing things properly before i commit things.
I've created a branch of openSUSE:12.3:Update/sudo and checked out
Base:System/sudo and "merged" them by manually coping the updated/new
sources from Base:System/sudo into the branch, adding them, removing
the old sources. I know I need to sync up the .changes but I don't
want to simply overwrite the branches because there is 1 change added
to the update that isn't in the Base:System package.
I'm I going about this correctly or is there a better way to "merge"
the changes? Should I be concerned about keeping the .changes entry or
just clobber it, and include the bug number in the new .changes?
Thanks!
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