Hi, Eric,
The goal is already archived and most of your questions were already
answered.
The _working_ packaging process is done by me for ALTLinux. To look at you
can: (1) fetch any ALTLinux Regular livecd, (2) boot it in a VM and (3) e.g.
> sudo apt-get install lua-module-pelight
to see its magic.
I announced my work in this list but unfortunately Hisham didn't remember
that ☺. You may find my posts useful
Anyway I can help you making the thing working for s distro of your choice,
contact me when you want.
Best regards, Ildar
сб, 3 окт. 2015, 0:35, Eric Sproul <eric.spr...@circonus.com>:
> Hi,
> I'm new to the Lua universe, having been asked to help bring support
> for LuaRocks into our product development process. I'm a release
> engineer with Circonus, and we run a SaaS monitoring/trending/analysis
> platform which embeds Lua in a couple of key components. We also sell
> a private, on-premise version of the product for larger enterprises to
> operate for themselves. For this reason, everything we require for a
> SaaS install has to be delivered as an OS package.
>
> I've been trying to understand how a rock gets installed on the system
> and grapple with how we might translate that into a package. What I'm
> wondering about is the function of the manifest file, and whether
> luarocks supports a concept like Perl's MakeMaker "pure install",
> which avoids creating a local log of what was installed. The point is
> that end users won't be running luarocks themselves to install rocks--
> they'll do a package install instead, and the rocks dependencies will
> be translated into package dependencies. This avoids having to have a
> full build environment on every system, and eliminates the need to
> reach out to various internet sources, which isn't possible for most
> of our on-premise environments.
>
> I hope that makes sense, and if anyone here is familiar with how other
> OSes (if any) package rocks, I'd love to know more about it. It looks
> like Ubuntu delivers some Lua modules (penlight, filesystem, etc.) but
> they don't appear to be using luarocks to do it. Color me confused...
> :)
>
> Eric
>
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