I have a DUD file previously generated by mkdud tool, and I am able to
pass it either in a modified install iso or passed as DUD=xxx boot
parameter to handle it during install phase.
BUT, is it possible to use the DUD file as input for Yast add-on on an
already installed machine ?
I did not found an obvious way in yast add-on menu.
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Hi,
now that my efforts in reproducible builds for openSUSE have come
pretty far [1], I tried to reproduce the official Factory binaries.
This already found https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1100488
However, I already encountered one major difficulty. E.g. when
building zypper locally and comparing it to the official binary I get
Comparing zypper-1.14.6-1.1.x86_64.rpm to zypper-1.14.6-1.1.x86_64.rpm
comparing the rpm tags of zypper
- -libzypp 12 17.3.1
+libzypp 12 17.4.0
plus some related asm diffs.
The problem comes from 'osc meta prj openSUSE:Factory' having
<repository name="standard" rebuild="local">
[2] says, this means that when zypper was checked in 15 days ago, it
was built with the then-current libzypp-17.3.1 .
When libzypp was updated 10 days ago, zypper was not rebuilt.
But there are no libzypp-17.3.1 packages available anymore in OBS, so
reproducing the original zypper rpm from 15d ago is impossible.
What would be the downsides of a rebuild="direct" ?
Probably more Factory package rebuilds, more updated rpms shipped to
Tumbleweed users using more bandwidth. Not so desirable.
Another approach would be to keep old rpms around like with the
tumbleweed snapshots from boombatower, but using those in a local osc
build is currently hard.
And we probably will need to use the _buildenv files to find out the
exact versions used for the official build.
I could also try to have my scripts rebuild packages that were just
updated, so that differences in build dependencies are small.
But that is not so much in the spirit of reproducible builds allowing
to get identical build output at any time (and on any machine).
Are there other ways to approach this?
TIA for your input on this topic.
Ciao
Bernhard M.
[1] https://www.suse.com/c/reproducible-builds-in-opensuse-and-sle/
[2]
https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Build_Service_Concept_build_scheduling_
strategies
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Hello,
I recently installed a fresh copy of Tumbleweed and tried to compile a
TeX document that contains a bibliography, for which I need to use the
`texlive-biber` package. Apparently, after some investigation I found
out that the new version of this package now requires the
`perl-File-Slurper` package to function properly - even trying to
determine the package version from the command line fails because the
package can't be found.
How can I inform the package maintainer that the new dependency needs to
be added?
Regards,
Chris
Adrian,
In binutils 2.31, relocation type R_X86_64_PLT32 for 32-bit PC-relative branches
has been enabled. With this change, VirtualBox VMs fail to start.
The kernel fix is in commit b21ebf2fb4cde16, and a similar fix is available for
VB in the VB Developers Mailing List and has been applied to Debian unstable.
Is this new version of binutils in the pipeline for TW? If not, I will allow the
normal Oracle update process to get the fix, probably in VB 5.2.16, which will
likely be realeased in about 2 months. Should I push a new version of VB with
this fix to Factory?
Thanks,
Larry
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Just days back I migrated to Tumbleweed from Leap 42.2. I have been
have this frequent issue when the GUI becomes unresponsive. All I can
do is to move the mouse pointer. However I can login to the host using
ssh and reboot the system and that's how I get my pc running. My
Graphics card is NVIDIA Geforce GT 710. The TV is connected to the PC
through an HDMI cable. I am using the native Nouveau driver. Not sure
if it due to this but it has always happened when using ProjectM
visualization in Clementine Music player. I never had this problem
when using Leap 42.2. Also I have FC27 in another drive on the same
PC. This freezing never happens with FC27 too.
Each time it happens, this is what I see in the logs. What do you
think is happening?
Jul 10 15:10:33 MediaCenter kernel: nouveau 0000:01:00.0: gr: TRAP ch
7 [007f92f000 kwin_x11[2296]]
Jul 10 15:10:33 MediaCenter kernel: nouveau 0000:01:00.0: gr:
GPC0/TPC0/TEX: 80000049
Jul 10 15:10:33 MediaCenter kernel: nouveau 0000:01:00.0: fifo: read
fault at 0001a20000 engine 00 [GR] client 01 [GPC0/T1_0] reason 02
[PTE] on channel 7 [007f92f000 kwin_x11[2296]]
Jul 10 15:10:33 MediaCenter kernel: nouveau 0000:01:00.0: fifo:
channel 7: killed
Jul 10 15:10:33 MediaCenter kernel: nouveau 0000:01:00.0: fifo:
runlist 0: scheduled for recovery
Jul 10 15:10:33 MediaCenter kernel: nouveau 0000:01:00.0: fifo: engine
0: scheduled for recovery
Jul 10 15:10:33 MediaCenter kernel: nouveau 0000:01:00.0:
kwin_x11[2296]: channel 7 killed!
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Private mail reply to me, please, if you are good with Ruby and have
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HI!
Given recent OpenSLP security issue I wonder whether package openldap2
should still be linked with OpenSLP. IMO the OpenSLP projects seems
pretty dead and I suspect there might be more issues in that lib.
I've sent an inquiry about this to openldap-technical mailing list a
couple of days ago:
--------------------------- snip ---------------------------
Is anybody here using OpenSLP with OpenLDAP libs to locate LDAP
directory servers?
I never used it and I only vaguely remember that Novell eDirectory
instances was announced via SLP. But I don't know of any clients
supporting that and therefore I wonder whether Linux distros should
package OpenLDAP with SLP support.
--------------------------- snip ---------------------------
The only response was from the Debian maintainer.
They dropped SLP support in 2015:
https://www.openldap.org/lists/openldap-technical/201807/msg00027.html
Ciao, Michael.
Hi,
we had some days ago a discussion on how to prevent postgres10 installation,
as postgres96 is required:
https://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-factory/2018-06/msg00033.html
The solution at that time, adding conflicts for postgres10, worked, but broke
the openQA testing.
So I went for adding
update-alternatives --set postgresql /usr/lib/postgresql96
to the post-section of the spec-file
This is objected by the maintenance team, see
http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1096706 as
'...consumer packages should be allowed to change the alternative selection
for another package just so they can deal with them.'
An idea would be to call postgres96 directly, but that is not an alternative,
as the package just calls
uri = postgresql://username:password@host:port/
and listens to what comes back.
[setting up a different port for postgres96 is an expert solution that I would
not consider here]
As we have some more packages that cant deal with postgres10 (akonadi...) I
feel that setting update-alternatives to postgres96 is a viable solution.
Please share your opinion
Thanks
Axel
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Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers,
During the last two weeks, there has been a quite constant flow of
Tumbleweed snapshots – despite SUSE folks being occupied with hackweek.
To cut through the case: Weeks 27 & 28 delivered a total of 9 snapshots
(0628, 0629, 0701, 0702, 0703, 0704, 0707, 0709 and 0710)
The relevant updates in overview:
* Linux kernel 4.17.3 & 4.17.4
* bcm43xx-firmware added support for BCM 4356 PCI devices
* KDE Plasma 5.13.2
* fwupdate 11: new support for Lenovo devices
* FFmpeg 4.0.1
* Many yast updates, containing translated keywords
* Mozilla Firefox 61.0
* LibreOffice 6.1.0 (beta2)
* Mesa 18.1.3
* coreutils 8.30
* emacs 26.1
* squid 4.1
The following things are either already in a snapshot work-in-progress
or will hopefully be added soon:
* Linux kernel 4.17.5 (and newer)
* file 5.33: beware: it now detects PI-Executables correctly, no
longer identifies them just as shared objects.
* LibreOffice 6.1.0 final version
* KDE Plasma 5.13.3
* X.Org 1.12 (still needs some love)
* poppler 0.66 (as usual, texlive and cups-filters are the prominent
consumers failing)
* Preparations for Java 11 as the default java compiler
cheers,
Dominique
If I want to run:
svn co https://github.com/liosha/osm2mp osm2mp
on e.g. Leap or also TW, do I have to run the command as root (with sudo) or
do I run it as user?
What would be the consequence running it as user? I suppose, if it is
possible, that I may not work at all. But if it would be restricted to that
specific user it would be O.k.
The whole thing is a converter script in perl that should transform gps data
to a garmin/tomtom etc compatible format.
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