Hi,
I have built a package that contains some doxygen generated html files
and now I am wondering whether there is a way that I can put them in a
place with the build process that would make them show up in the help
system?
Now I know this would depend whether KDE or Gnome is used. Is there some
joint way under openSuse that makes it work for either way?
Is there any documentation available about that? -- Contains a difficult
search term to Google for ;) --
Thanks,
Guenter
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Hi,
as a heads-up (and for those curious why your package may be / has been
touched) there is an upcoming change in the set of packages installed
by default in the build environments. This can affect your packages
BuildRequires as well as requirements of pre-/post-install scripts.
The exact set of packages to be removed is not yet set in stone, but
expect the following to go:
- flex, bison
- gdbm-devel
- ncurses-devel
- libzio
and the following that may affect pre-/post-install scripts (but in
general shouldn't):
- pwdutils + its dependencies (openldap*, openssl, cyrus-sasl, ...)
- bind-libs, bind-utils
- cvs
- e2fsprogs
- libnscd
- unzip
and debugging tools such as
- procps + friends
- strace
- vim
In general we will take care of required package updates (this is why
your package is being touched).
With best regards,
Richard.
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Hello,
Who, what (e.g. OpenSUSE Bugzilla) or what mailing list would be the
correct place to report the following small problems:
- Installing gimp-unstable from GNOME:/UNSTABLE for OpenSUSE 10.2
deselects any installed version of ufraw-gimp due to an unresolved
dependency: gimp-2.0. I removed this dependency from ufraw and
everything is fine, this was easier in terms of compile time than
adding gimp-2.0 to gimp-unstable as in GNOME:/STABLE.
- pfstmo_durand02 part of the package pfstmo in multimedia:/photo for
OpenSUSE 10.2, which seems to be a CVS version, does not work
properly (vector memory error), whereas the current CVS works, this
package cries for a very simple update, which is what I created and
added to my local repository to temporarily fix that probelm.
Thank you very much for any information.
Roman
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With the changed build-root setup and a non-failing package you can check
if unwanted changes were introduced by the last build using the attached
script which takes a directory as argument and tries to 'cleverly' compare
old and new logs.
Example usage:
> cd /work/built/dists/all/x86_64/packs-x86_64
> ~/compare-log.sh libzio
libzio
===========
/work/built/dists/all/x86_64/packs-x86_64/libzio/libzio-0.4
No reference for libzio
(there's no
/work/built/dists/all/x86_64/packs-x86_64/libzio/libzio-0.4/OLD/ log)
Richard.
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Hallo.
Because I have a big problem with false failures in the Build Service,
which make nearly impossible to make complete rebuild of GNOME:UNSTABLE
and I already spent several hours by clicking to "trigger rebuild",
I wrote a simple script, which auto-triggers false failures.
>From my experiments, it seems to be optimal to call this script every 30
minutes or so. Longer period may cause repeated triggering of too many
dependent packages, shorter period may trigger packages, which not yet
properly updated its status.
Note: I am not able to trigger packages with "+" in name in any way (nor
via). It seems to be a bug of Build Service, e. g.:
osc rebuildpac GNOME:UNSTABLE libxml++ i586
does not work, web interface does not work as well.
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Best Regards / S pozdravem,
Stanislav Brabec
software developer
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Hi,
I wonder if there is any documentation or specification about the
metadata comments in /etc/sysconfig files. The only bit of documentation
I could find is the fillup man page, but it doesn't say anything useful.
What I'm looking for is information about the following things:
## Config: ispell
## ServiceRestart: bluetooth
## ServiceReload: autofs
## Command: /sbin/mkinitrd
## PreSaveCommand: /sbin/rcsyslog status && /sbin/rcsyslog stop
In particular:
- What exactly do these keys mean;
- Are there any other keys not mentioned here;
- How are they applied, i.e. only to a specific sysconfig setting, or
all settings within a specific file or path, or something else, can this
be influenced somehow, e.g. does it make a difference where these keys
are placed within the sysconfig files.
- In which order are these things executed? Is the order fixed or can
the packager influence it according to the order it is written in the
sysconfig file?
The reason I'm asking is that I think several sysconfig files have
metadata which are not up to date or not complete.
E.g. many SuSEconfig modules have been removed without a replacement, so
the sysconfig metadata can be removed as well. Others have been
replaced, but without reflecting the change in the /etc/sysconfig files.
Andreas Hanke
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So you might want to check if your package BuildRequires needs adjustment
to add libbz2-devel. In particular if you are using libzio.
Thanks and sorry for possible breakage,
Richard.
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Hi all !
Please consider including VirtualBox package with openSUSE 10.3.
I'm heavy emulators/virtualization user, so this addition would be
important for me.
openSUSE already includes many products from that field, including
Bochs, Qemu, DOSBox, Xen, ... so why not add this one too ?
This new virtualization solution appeared on the market only recently,
in 2007 as open-source GPL'ed product. I think it is better than the
currently existing Open-Source solutions.
This product is very high-class and an excellent competitor to
proprietary software such as VMware, and so, the least we can do as a
community, is to support this effort, and build a competition to the
very pricey&proprietary VMware.
On my side, I have made a push of VirtualBox into 10.3 - I did it by
submitting VirtualBox detailed step-by-step setup article into Lessons
for Lizards, so if the package gets included it will have
documentation already available.
So openSUSE 10.3 final release has a good chance to have both the
package and my documentation available same-day-release. I want the
final users of 10.3 to get maximum.
NOTE: There is an official documentation available, but it deals
poorly with SUSE-specific issues, so my documentation has an added
extra-value.
You can read my article here: (NOTE: link will expire soon, so if you
have problem email me, and I will send you the article directly)
http://download.yousendit.com/6E957103384F0318
Alternatively, you can download it from LfL SVN.
VirtualBox Home Page:
www.virtualbox.org
What do you think of it?
-Alexey Eremenko
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hi all !
I really would like to see full integration between openSUSE 10.3 and
the new NTFS-3G driver (with good Yast support of the new driver).
What do you think of it?
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