Hello,
Martin Mohring írta:
You can setup your own build service, create source links to our remote instance and compile it at your side. You would just need to import a ppc based distro into some own project first.
I checked the web interface and also the wiki, but I could only find examples for individual packages. How can I link a complete repository in one go? For example everything from KDE:/KDE4:/UNSTABLE:/Desktop/ instead of individual packages in this repo?
You can do that, but not for ppc at the moment. The official build.o.o OBS does not provide ppc packages at all.
That is what I want to do. This was the original reason to get started with BS at all. I don't mind, if the packages end up on my FTP server next to my compilation of the Packman packages and not in the BS for now. But I don't want to compile packages one by one with Packman, but do it automated, that is the whole idea of the BS. So, what I would like to do is to import repositories from build.o.o, compile them on PPC, and publish them somewhere, so I could provide the PPC community not only with the most important Packman packages, but also with some of the most interesting BS repositories. I am not sure what you mean. The OBS can be used to build a complete
Peter Czanik wrote: project without manually doing dependencies and without installing all the pkgs all the time. And a local OBS is used if you want: - some local projects not published - use it in a way the original OBS is not configured yet (e.g. ppc) - use an own codebase for OBS - do not have any other restriction currently imposed But a local OBS needs compute power to do the compile jobs, the more packages you want to compile at a time the better. Do you mean the remoteurl feature (e.g. reference a remote OBS system). The problem with remote projects and build.o.o is that the main OBS currently does not support ppc. Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+help@opensuse.org