On 05/02/17 09:08, Jason Bacon wrote:
I got my script working with a fair amount of trial and error. It's available here:On 04/29/17 08:07, Christopher J. Ruwe wrote:On Fri, 2017-04-28 at 20:18 +0100, Sevan Janiyan wrote:Hi Christopher, Welcome to the club, I lost a best part of two weeks trying to get going with bulkbuilds on Darwin PowerPC, this is a fallout from a change of paths. You need to edit your pbulk/etc/pbulk.conf & ammend the pkgdb path, by default it points to /var/db/pkg which is correct on NetBSD but wrong on everything else. Assuming you're using mk/pbulk/pbulk.sh to setup, that line needs to be changed to pkgdb=/usr/pkg/pkgdb. I did submit a patch to amend this but it was pushed back, If its any conciliation, I keep on being caught by this or /mnt/packages/All not being created automatically. Really painful on slower legacy system where the scan stage of the entire tree takes around 3 days. SevanHi Sven, Hi Jörg, thank you very much for your help. Adding pkgdb as Sven suggested turned out to fix my problem. I managed to build a (scripted) solution using docker containers and verified correct operation on fedora:25. I have placed the code on https://github.com/cruwe/docker-pkgsrcbldr, which I hope to extend to different Linuxes and parallel operation with multiple docker containers in the near future. Many thanks, cheers, -- ChristopherCoincidentally, I've been working on a scripted solution as well, using mksandbox, and hit some of the same issues. My interest is building packages with an alternative prefix, e.g. /sharedapps/pkg-2017Q1, instead of /usr/pkg.FYI, if you use pbulk.sh -l and create pbulk/etc/pbulk.list with just a few packages, scan will only take a few seconds. Also need to correct the path of pbulk.list in pbulk.conf. I've been using this just to speed up the test cycle and will remove it once the system is working smoothly.I've also been unable to get unprivileged builds working. pbulk.sh dies if I use the -u flag. I got around this by omitting -u and changing the username in pbulk.conf to root. ( Don't do this if you're building outside a jail/container. )Cheers, Jason
http://www.acadix.biz/Ports/distfiles/pkg-dev-0.1.tar.xz
Just run the script, answer the questions, and it should generate a
working pbulk chroot.
As of now, it's only tested on CentOS and assumes a tree created with auto-pkgsrc-setup (http://www.acadix.biz/pkgsrc.php), but there's very little platform-specific code in it, so it should be easy to generalize. Feedback and patches are welcome.
Cheers,
JB
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