Title: Globus Oscar Package
Hi Ksh:
 
OPD repository is simply webspace with a oscar_packages.xml file (and the tarball if you choose), for an example, see here:
 
http://svn.oscar.openclustergroup.org/oscar/tmp/soc/sge/sge-repository/oscar_packages.xml
 
After this has been set up, just go to Step 0 and type in the URL for the user-defined repository, and your package should show up there.
 
You probably want to mention the java dependency in the description of the package.
 
Cheers,
 
Bernard


From: Kshitij Shashank Limaye [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 27/10/2005 18:26
To: [email protected]
Cc: Bernard Li; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Globus Oscar Package

Hello,
After some hibernation, I have started to work on the Globus Package
for Oscar.
I have created working rpms for apache-ant, junit and Globus Toolkit
4.0 and written the required config.xml, setup and
post_server_rpm_script files (on FC3 platform).

The total size of the globus-oscar.tar.gz is around 68MB The next step
mentioned is the adding the package to a OPD repository. I wanted to
know how do I go about doing this and test my package.

I have assumed that java is preinstalled by the user, for the timebeing.

Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Kshitij


Quoting Bernard Li <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Hi Kshitij:
>
> It might be better if we just bundle java and apache-ant with the
> package and install them all the time (in /opt) - in this case we
> have more control over supported versions for these third-party
> applications.  I guess we do need to find out whether it is okay for
> us to distribute java (and apache-ant) in RPM format.
>
> What files will go in /opt/globus?  If there are multiple files
> and/or programs, perhaps you can wrap it into a RPM, something like
> 'globus-oscar-1.0.rpm' and after you install it, it will create
> /opt/globus as well as all the other necessary programs - how does
> that sound?
>
> BTW, I was only able to view the post_configure.txt file, none of the
> other files came through.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Bernard
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Kshitij
> Shashank Limaye
> Sent: Wed 03/08/2005 09:10
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [Oscar-devel] Question regarding Oscar Packaging
>
>
>
> Hello,
> I am trying to create a Globus-Oscar Package. I had a few questions regarding
> the packaging,as I have reached midway of the package creation.
> Here is what I did.
>
> 1. I created rpms for junit, apache-ant (pre-requisites for Globus)
> and Globus
> with installtion directory as /opt (Oscar default).
>
> 2. Created a package area as suggested by Howto and put rpms in RPMS area.
>
> 3. Wrote a config.xml (attached for viewing)
>
> 4. Wrote a configurator.html for configuartion as suggested. The reason for
> writing the configurator is that Globus installtion cannot proceed
> without Java
> being installed and JAVA_HOME being set. Also I want the check with user if
> Apache-ant has been installed or not. If not then we install it.
>
> 5. I wrote the post_configure as suggested. So the documentation says that a
> globus.conf file will be generated. Now I want to read this conf file which
> would have a user "yes", "no" (on whether JAVA or ANT is installed) for
> questions and then decide which rpm to install.
>
> 6. I couldnt locate in the document the next step to be done to read the conf
> file and decide on the rpm to install. Or do the rpms have to be intelligent
> enough to read the .conf file. As the next script after post_configure is
> post_server_rpm_install, which is post rpm installtion, I need to
> decide based
> on results of post_configure whether or not to install apache-ant.
> Also if java
> hasnt been installed then I should not proceed with rpm installtions.
>
> 7. Also I need the setup script to generate a folder /opt/globus for
> me. Is that
> possible ( I mean conferring to the Oscar standards).
>
>
> I hope I have explained my problem. Please let me know how I can proceed with
> the packaging.
> I have attached the config.xml, configurator.html and post_configure
> script for
> your viewing.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Regards,
> Kshitij Limaye
>
>
>
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