Hi, and an additional request: currently, obs_mirror_project overwrites <project>.xml and <project>.conf in /srv/obs/projects. This can be quite confusing if you update the packages from the server. Also, does the server somehow provide checksums to check for consistency of the rpm base? Seems that also other people have jumped on this... Martin Dr. Peter Poeml wrote:
On Thu, Aug 16, 2007 at 10:13:18AM +0200, Adrian Schröter wrote:
On Thursday 16 August 2007 02:38:27 wrote James Oakley:
I had some trouble with the obs_mirror_project in the new build of obs-server, so I rewrote it in Python. It's called exactly the same way but it differs in the following ways:
- Uses the osc library directly to perform api operations
- Instead of downloading every single RPM on every invocation, it only downloads RPMs that have not already been downloaded
- RPMs are downloaded to a temporary directly and moved to the local project once completed. If a download fails, there won't be any half-downloaded RPMs causing buildroot failures
- RPMs that are no longer on the api server are cleaned up
- Download progress is displayed
great stuff :)
I think I will drop my ruby script and package yours instead ...
Would a GPLv2 license okay with you ? Would it be okay when we relicense it at any later point under a later GPL license ?
Peter, do you think that this might become part of osc instead of the obs packages ?
Yes.
It could also become a osc subcommand I think.
In fact, I have started looking at it 20 minutes ago, and I'm trying to add the missing hooks to the osc core module to make this task easier.
For example, a "binary list" command has been on the TODO for a while. I'm browsing https://api.opensuse.org/apidocs/, to find possible use cases and to come up with a user interface. There seem to be several possible ways to list binaries (per package vs. repository wide, for instance).
For this obs script, maybe it would be interesting to have a (more general) osc command to download/mirror all binaries of a project into a directory. An obs-specific wrapper could then look pretty simple.
Peter
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