Great! Thanks for the notice and upgrading its feature.

I think I have implemented this on the a little older version (a month old) of 
oscar-packager.

Regards,

--
- DongInn

On Apr 22, 2013, at 12:23 PM, LAHAYE Olivier <olivier.lah...@cea.fr> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I forgot to thell that source URL can point to multiple source files using 
> glob:
> 
> e.g: source = 
> wget,http://www.sourceserver.org/pub/oscar/{mainsource.tar.bz2,my_patch1.patch,image.png,mainsource.spec}
> 
> Also not that if a spec file is provided into the source url, then it 
> supersed the one present in the svn if present.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Olivier.
> 
> -- 
>    Olivier LAHAYE
>    CEA DRT/LIST/DCSI/DIR
> De : LAHAYE Olivier
> Date d'envoi : lundi 22 avril 2013 17:56
> À : oscar-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
> Objet : [PROVENANCE INTERNET] [Oscar-devel] oscar-packager: status update.
> 
> 
> Dear all,
> 
> I'm heavily working on oscar-packager trying to get most if not all packages 
> to build on both rpm and debian distros.
> Now oscar-packager is far more smart about packages creation and many more 
> packages are now buyilding correctly under debian. (e.g. systemimager).
> There is still a lot of work to fix build on both systems (moving main 
> archive from src.rpm to tarball is sometimes difficult but far more easy to 
> maintain afterward).
> 
> So, now here is what oscar-packager can build:
> 
> Once the source has been retrieved (from /etc/oscar/oscar-packager/*.cfg) 
> into /tmp/oscar-packager/<packagename>
> 
> rpm side:
> if a build.cfg lists a <package>.cfg, use this to retreive the sources of the 
> package.
> then
> Then run build_rpm.sh (not sure of this)
> copy all sources in the %_rpmsource directory
> copy rpm/*spec in %_specdir
> copy rpm/<packagename>/* to %_rpmsource directory
> Then run the precommand from <packagename>.cfg if any
> then build the package.
> 
> If no build.cfg, then trys to build the rpm using local spec files (in rpm/ 
> dir). (usefull for virtual packages (no files) or package that retrieve their 
> sources using wget).
> 
> then if all the above fails, tryes a "make rpm"
> 
> This fits most of the build cases
> 
> debian side:
> if a build.cfg lists a <package>.cfg, use this to retreive the sources of the 
> package.
> then
> Then run build_deb.sh (not sure of this)
> copy all the sources in the /tmp/oscar-packager/<packagedir>
> extract the 1st sourcefile
> if no extractdir/debian directory, tryes to copy the svn debian dir if any
> 
> Then run the precommand from <packagename>.cfg if any
> then build the package using dpkg-buildpackage
> 
> If no <package>.cfg exists
> if /tmp/oscar-packager/<package>/debian exists tries a dpkgbuild from here.
> 
> If all above fails,
> 
> tries a "make deb".
> 
> Note that now, oscar-packager do not work anymore in $PKGDEST.
> it works into $packagingdir (/tmp/oscar-packager/<packagename>/
> - for rpm it runs the rpmbuild or the "make rpm" from here.
> - for deb, it extracts the source here and run the dpkgbuild from the newly 
> directory created
>   or if no debian/ dir, then it tries make deb from here.
> 
> Thus, now, we should not find any garbage into the repositories (no more 
> tarballs, src.rpm or such. (except for c3 package that moves itself the 
> src.rpm there. Upstream is aware and hopefully will change this).
> 
> -------------------------------------------- Sumup 
> ---------------------------------
> For a package to be buildable: (on both rpm and deb)
> 1/ have a build.cfg with requirements and names of packages to build 
> (eventually common: section)
> 
> 2/ have <package>.cfg per things to build containing the source url and 
> evenutally a precommand.
> Note that all packages that needs to be build on both rpm and deb must be in 
> tarball format (any of .tar.gz, .tar.bz2 .tar.xz .tgz .tbz). if a source is 
> .src.rpm, it'll fail on deb, so it's reserved for packages that are not 
> needed on debian like blcr which is provided by distro. In such a case, the 
> build.cfg contains a empty debian section (with a comment stating that noting 
> is to be built).
> 
> 3/ In some situation, we still use a Makefile. This makefile must have the 
> following characteristics:
>     - a rpm: and a deb: rule
>     - both rules must accept the PKGDEST variable: resulting package must be 
> moved to PKGDEST if PKGDEST is not null, otherwize, it must be left in place 
> after build.
> 
> ------------------------------------- new packages supported on debian 
> ------------------
> - systemimager now builds on both pakacing system
> - oscar-v
> - oscar-installer
> - system-update
> - oscar-nat
> - apitest
> - jobmonarch-1.0 (still need work)
> - ...
> 
> Regards,
> 
> -- 
>    Olivier LAHAYE
>    CEA DRT/LIST/DCSI/DIR
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