Goodmorning, I am a student and am working on my university project regarding the Build Service. My task is to install the obs packages and try to deliver a full working architecture of BuildService in our universities architecture. Presently I am testing it for the openSUSE 10.2 version and so followed the giudeline present on the net. I was able to install the obs packges and activate the distribution for openSUSE 10.2. I tried to create a package of a small software and want to discuss some of the test results. 1) The spec file creation does not work. The template file does not exist. 2) I have to login with the Admin rights, what I want to do is to create different users and allow them to connect to the buildservice and be able to package their softwares. These is no way to create any users. 3) The download link to the created packages searches the package on the internet, i.e. official website of openSUSE ( https://api.opensuse.org/rpm/home:Admin/openSUSE_10.2/tina/i586/tina-3.7-8.1... ) instead of the loopback address 127.0.42.1. It appears to have some configuration errors in the vhosts.d or lighttpd. What we tried to achieve was to test the buildservice in the independent environment. Once installed it should work properly on the intranet without any references to the internet. I was hoping someone in the forum could help me. Regards Abhijit
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Hello,
On Friday 20 June 2008 09:23:12 abhijit srivastav wrote:
I am a student and am working on my university project regarding the Build Service. My task is to install the obs packages and try to deliver a full working architecture of BuildService in our universities architecture. Presently I am testing it for the openSUSE 10.2 version and so followed the giudeline present on the net. I was able to install the obs packges and activate the distribution for openSUSE 10.2. I tried to create a package of a small software and want to discuss some of the test results.
cool :)
- The spec file creation does not work. The template file does not exist.
Hm, we removed the template in favor of the new wizard lately. How do you want to get the template ?
- I have to login with the Admin rights, what I want to do is to create
different users and allow them to connect to the buildservice and be able to package their softwares. These is no way to create any users.
There is, just connect with the web browser to the api (by default http://127.0.42.2). There is an admin interface to manage the users.
- The download link to the created packages searches the package on the
internet, i.e. official website of openSUSE ( https://api.opensuse.org/rpm/home:Admin/openSUSE_10.2/tina/i586/tina-3.7- 8.1.i586.rpm ) instead of the loopback address 127.0.42.1. It appears to have some configuration errors in the vhosts.d or lighttpd. What we tried to achieve was to test the buildservice in the independent environment. Once installed it should work properly on the intranet without any references to the internet. I was hoping someone in the forum could help me.
hm, need to look at that ..
bye adrian
On Fri, Jun 20, abhijit srivastav wrote:
- The download link to the created packages searches the package on the
internet, i.e. official website of openSUSE ( https://api.opensuse.org/rpm/home:Admin/openSUSE_10.2/tina/i586/tina-3.7-8.1... ) instead of the loopback address 127.0.42.1. It appears to have some configuration errors in the vhosts.d or lighttpd.
You need to edit
/srv/www/obs/webclient/app/helpers/package_helper.rb
That's how I solved it.
Find attached the version I use internally.
On Fri, Jun 20, Hoeger, Carsten wrote:
- The download link to the created packages searches the package on the
internet, i.e. official website of openSUSE ( https://api.opensuse.org/rpm/home:Admin/openSUSE_10.2/tina/i586/tina-3.7-8.1... ) instead of the loopback address 127.0.42.1. It appears to have some configuration errors in the vhosts.d or lighttpd.
You need to edit
/srv/www/obs/webclient/app/helpers/package_helper.rb
That's how I solved it.
Find attached the version I use internally.
Hm, well, now that I try it, that doesn't seem to work anymore since any of the last updates, but I do not use that way to download, anyway.
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