Hello all, I’m installing a private instance of OBS for a customer, and so far I managed to bring up all the services (including the frontend). However, I’m not having much success on bootstrapping it. After creating an empty SUSE:SLE-12-SP1:GA project, added a project config (pulled from the corresponding project on build.opensuse.org), I tried two approaches to bootstrapping it: 1) created a “standard” x86_64 DoD repository via the UI, pointing the URL to a local HTTP server hosting the installation image for SLES 12 SP1. I noticed errors on the logs trying to download “repodata”. Ok, it expects a proper repository created by createrepo, which is not the case. Let’s try something else. 2) copied all the binary RPMs to a staging area and proceeded as noted on the documentation (stop the scheduler and move everything to the corresponding :full directory, each package renamed to just “.rpm” without a version). Even though a :full.solv file was created after a while, I still see no packages at all for the project. What am I missing here? I also activated the OBS interconnect with openSUSE.org, but I cannot find any of the projects from build.opensuse.org on the local search. Is that intended? I wanted to branch a package hosted on OBS. — Erico