Is it possible to create a transactional update system image using OBS
or KIWI?
Bill
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Hey guys,
I am trying to setup a OBS cluster in our environment these
days, and now I have an issue that I need adding some obsworker
instance which with Centos7.6 (aarch64) on it. Since there are not any
corresponding packages there on official website [1], is there any
packages that I can use for centos platform? I tried to install the
packages of `obs-common-2.10-lp151.10.1.noarch.rpm` and `
obs-worker-2.10-lp151.10.1.noarch.rpm` but it seems not working. Error:
```
Error: Package: obs-common-2.10-lp151.10.1.noarch
(/obs-common-2.10-lp151.10.1.noarch)
Requires: shadow
Error: Package: obs-common-2.10-lp151.10.1.noarch
(/obs-common-2.10-lp151.10.1.noarch)
Requires: fillup
```
Thanks!
[1]: https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/OBS:/Server:/
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Hello,
I'm seeing a curious issue with the gmic package I submitted to factory a
couple weeks ago.
The package is unresolvable in the devel project:
"nothing provides libgphoto2_port.so.12(LIBGPHOTO2_5_0(64bit) needed by
libdigikamcore6"
The libgphoto2 package has no difference between factory and graphics, but it
has different provides:
graphics:
Provides: libgphoto2-6 = 2.5.23-216.11 libgphoto2-6(x86-64) = 2.5.23-216.11
libgphoto2.so.6()(64bit) libgphoto2_port.so.12()(64bit)
O:F:
Provides: libgphoto2-6 = 2.5.23-1.1 libgphoto2-6(x86-64) = 2.5.23-1.1
libgphoto2.so.6()(64bit) libgphoto2_port.so.12()(64bit) libgphoto2_port.so.
12(LIBGPHOTO2_5_0)(64bit) libgphoto2_port.so.12(LIBGPHOTO2_INTERNAL)(64bit)
Any idea what causes this and how to resolve it?
Thanks.
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Hello All,
I'm trying to setup private OBS version 2.10. Now everything is working
as expected expect the links from GUI to download repository.
base of links generated by GUI is https://$hostname/ which create links
like https://$hostname/home:/dibo:/git-tools/RHEL_7
When link is being followed will get passengers "Page not found"
I was trying to use old config value from very old version 2.1.x
in BSConfig.pm
our $repodownload = "https://$hostname/basepath/";
but it have no effect.
Can anybody point me where to setup proper base URL?
Many thanks
Dibo
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My project https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/science:dlr contains some old DSA keys, which are no longer accepted by Ubuntu based distros.
I tried regenerating keys using the "osc" command line tool, but I am not allowed to do so (missing admin rights?).
How can I recreate new RSA based keys? Why don't I have the rights although I am the admin of this repo?
Any help is very welcome!
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Hey all,
Fedora 31 is slated to arrive by the end of this month, and there's a
couple of features missing in OBS 2.10 for supporting Fedora 31:
* Support for zstd rpm payloads (somehow this wasn't *already* in the
release despite being fixed in July)
* Support for rpm 4.15 new version comparison features (like ^ and such)
Can we get these backported into OBS 2.10? I'm in the process of
figuring out our upgrade from OBS 2.9, and I was surprised to find
that Fedora 31 is broken in my testing of 2.10.
Thanks in advance,
Neal
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Friends,
the OBS team, together with many of you, has developed and beta-tested a
new, more modern, user interface for the last couple of months. And
today we are beginning to roll it out for everybody!
Expect the OBS web user interface to change for you in the coming days,
if it has not already.
As always, please keep in touch and give us your feedback over IRC, this
list or in case of problems, via github issues.
https://openbuildservice.org/support/
Henne
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Dear OBS team,
all of the projects we build in network:osmocom:latest / network:osmocom:nightly
are failing for both Debian Unstable and Testing. All seem to somehow depend
on libperl5.28. This must be some implicit dependency of some other package
we depend on, as we're not using perl from Osmocom projects, and don't have any
related Depends in debian/control.
Does anyone else observe this problem?
The packages build nicely on my local Debian unstable installation. However,
I not that Debian unstable has meanwhile released libperl5.30, so maybe some
package still depends on the old 5.28?
Any ideas or pointers on how to investigate and/or fix this?
Thanks!
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Hello,
I am running private OBS instance on Leap 15.1. I use
obs-api-2.10-lp151.10.1.noarch
I see that delayed_job ruby scripts consume about 100MB of RAM each on my setup:
PID RSS %MEM CMD
93019 93184 1.1 delayed_job.1000
93051 97220 1.1 delayed_job.1040
93013 106740 1.3 delayed_job.1060
93026 107380 1.3 delayed_job.1030
92997 111040 1.3 delayed_job.1010
92984 114296 1.4 delayed_job.1050
92965 117524 1.4 delayed_job.1020
93003 119332 1.4 delayed_job.1
93034 123532 1.5 delayed_job.2
92791 123664 1.5 clockworkd.clock
93040 128580 1.5 delayed_job.0
As far as I understand, the scripts are just delayed job workers, they
pop the jobs from the database and execute some stuff then.
Is it possible to tune memory consumption somehow?
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Hi,
I'm trying to test the cloudupload service in my private OBS instances.
Unfortuneately I have not been able to find documentation on how to do that.
Right now, when clicking on "Configure Microsoft Azure", I get an "There has been an internal error. Please try again"
message.
backend_access.log shows "GET localhost:5352/cloudupload/_pubkey 400"
clouduploadserver.log says "/etc/obs/cloudupload/_pubkey: No such file or directory".
But what do I need to put into /etc/obs/cloudupload/_pubkey?
This is obs-2.10, latest released version.
Thanks,
Stefan
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