Im trying to install this into a SLES 10 server, and im getting an error
when i run the sus101-deps.sh it starts up yast, then says following
packages havent been found on the medium:
perl-Time-modules
perl-MIME-Types
perl-HTML-Tree
perl-CGI-Application
SDL-perl
lynx
krpmbuilder
build
These arent anywhere on the cds.
Any ideas?
On Wed, 2006-07-12 at 17:29 +0200, Weberhofer GmbH wrote:
> Hello!
>
> After a while, I have finally found out what made problems while the
> compilation of the toaster packages in the different SuSE releases. Now all
> toaster packages can be build for the above mentioned distributions. I have
> compiled versions for 9.3-i586 10.0-i586 10.0-x86_64 10.1-i586 10.1-x86_64. I
> think, it should also compile on SE distributions.
>
> As usual, I always compile the packages in build environments. Therefore I
> had to modify the spec-files as explained here:
>
> --------------------------------------------
> => libdomainkeys-toaster
> I changed the text 'ripMIME for qmail-toaster' to 'DomainKey library'.
> This is only a cosmetic thing and not important for compiling
>
> --------------------------------------------
> => vpopmail-toaster
> Requires: All SuSE releases need "pwdutils", to ensure, that the users and
> groups
> can be added before building
>
> --------------------------------------------
> => qmail-toaster
> BuildRequires: All SuSE releases need "mysql-devel"
> Requires: All SuSE releases need "pwdutils", to ensure, that the users and
> groups
> can be added before building
>
> --------------------------------------------
> => courier-authlib-toaster
> BuildRequires: "vpopmail-toaster, gcc-c++, libstdc++-devel, expect,
> mysql-shared, mysql-devel"
>
> --------------------------------------------
> => courier-imap-toaster
> BuildRequires: All SuSE releases need "gcc-c++, libstdc++-devel, mysql-devel"
> "fileutils" and "textutils" should be moved to the distribution specific
> [Build]Requires
> sections because they are not available in SuSE.
>
> --------------------------------------------
> => control-panel-toaster
> The version information for PHP is not good. It is better to refer to PHP in
> general and query the information number of PHP. There is no need to restrict
> to PHP5 for example. Is there any specific reason why to request a specific
> Apache version?
>
> --------------------------------------------
> => qmailmrtg-toaster
> BuildRequires: All SuSE releases need "mrtg"
> The PHP/Apache version information had to be changed (see
> "control-panel-toaster")
>
> --------------------------------------------
> => maildrop-toaster
> BuildRequires: "gcc-c++, libstdc++-devel, pcre, pcre-devel, openldap2-client,
> mrtg, net-tools, openssl, cyrus-sasl, vpopmail-toaster, qmail-toaster"
>
> --------------------------------------------
> => isoqlog-toaster ??????????????
> #PKSUSE100='php5'
> #PKSUSE101='php'
> ;;
> --------------------------------------------
> => squirrelmail-toaster
> The PHP/Apache version information had to be changed (see
> "control-panel-toaster")
>
> --------------------------------------------
> => spamassassin-toaster
> BuildRequires:
> Replaced the line "perl >= 5.8.7, perl(Digest::SHA1),
> perl(HTML::Parser), openssl-devel"
> with "tperl >= 5.8.7, perl-Digest-SHA1, perl-HTML-Parser, openssl-devel"
> Requires:
> Replaced the line "perl(Digest::SHA1), perl(HTML::Parser),
> perl(Pod::Usage), procmail"
> with "tperl-Digest-SHA1, perl-HTML-Parser, procmail"
>
> --------------------------------------------
> =>clamav-toaster
> Requires: All SuSE releases need "pwdutils", to ensure, that the users and
> groups
> can be added before building
> In the %post section
> the line "/sbin/service freshclam start > /dev/null 2>&1"
> has been replaced by
> "
> if test %{build_sus_100} -eq 0 -a %{build_sus_10064} -eq 0; then
> /sbin/service freshclam start > /dev/null 2>&1
> fi
> "
> because /sbin/service is not available at SuSE distributions before 10.1.
>
> --------------------------------------------
> =>simscan-toaster
> BuildRequires: perl-Digest-SHA1, perl-HTML-Parser, clamav-toaster,
> spamassassin-toaster, ucspi-tcp-toaster
>
> --------------------------------------------
> =>djbdns
> BuildRequires:
> the line "chkconfig, initscripts, sh-utils, daemontools-toaster,
> ucspi-tcp-toaster"
>
> has been replaced by, because some of the packages are not available there. I
> suggest to move those packages to the relevant sections of the distributions.
>
> "sh-utils, daemontools-toaster, ucspi-tcp-toaster"
>
> before the line "# create log symlinks"
> the following lines have been inserted, to allow the rpm-packager to find
> some symlinks:
>
> # touch logs
> pushd %{buildroot}/var/djbdns
> mkdir -p dnscachex/log dnscache/log tinydns/log axfrdns/log
> touch dnscachex/log/main dnscache/log/main tinydns/log/main axfrdns/log/main
> popd
>
>
> --------------------------------------------
> Unfortunately SuSE seems to ignore the BuildPreReq lines. Therefore all
> BuildPreReq lines have been renamed to BuildRequires. The statements are
> identical, as said in
> http://www.redhat.com/archives/rpm-list/2003-June/msg00088.html.
>
> I suggest to do that for all spec files, to reduce the work for the SuSE
> maintainers.
>
> --------------------------------------------
> A SuSE <=10.0 specific problem is, that _ALL_ BuildRequires are processed,
> even when excluded by an %if statement. The only solution is, to remove all
> other distribution sections to make it compile nicely.
>
> For SuSE <=10.0 it is also neccesary to define a BuildRequires statement
> which contains some default packages. Otherwise it does not compile most
> packages:
>
> BuildRequires: aaa_base, acl, attr, bash, bind-utils, bison, bzip2,
> coreutils, cpio, cpp, cracklib, cvs, cyrus-sasl, db, devs, diffutils,
> e2fsprogs, file, filesystem, fillup, findutils, flex, gawk, gdbm-devel,
> glibc, glibc-devel, glibc-locale, gpm, grep, groff, gzip, info, insserv,
> klogd, less, libacl, libattr, libgcc, libnscd, libselinux, libstdc++,
> libxcrypt, libzio, m4, make, man, mktemp, module-init-tools, ncurses,
> ncurses-devel, net-tools, netcfg, openldap2-client, openssl, pam,
> pam-modules, patch, permissions, popt, procinfo, procps, psmisc, pwdutils,
> rcs, readline, sed, strace, syslogd, sysvinit, tar, tcpd, texinfo, timezone,
> unzip, util-linux, vim, zlib, zlib-devel, autoconf, automake, binutils, gcc,
> gdbm, gettext, libtool, perl, rpm, net-tools, openssl, cyrus-sasl,
> zlib-devel, pwdutils
>
> SuSE <=10.0 does not like "," signs within BuildRequires sections. All those
> must to be removed before building.
>
> And then, another nice thing, SuSE does not like version information in the
> BuildRequires sections. Those information must be removed, too.
>
> I suggest to check if the version information in (Build)Requires sections are
> important: It seems, that it sometimes is there just to have something there:
> For example the web-applications does not really need a specific version
> while translating or running them. It would make maintenance much easier to
> remove those unnecessary information.
>
> --------------------------------------------
>
> To automate the build process, I have attached a script-file which is working
> on the above mentioned SuSE versions. Build can be done as follows:
>
> 1) Download the SRPM files
>
> 2) copy the attached file to the same directory
>
> 3) ensure, that the BUILD_RPMS variable points to an installation repository
> for the current SuSE version
>
> 4) run current-opensuse-build.sh. Use --help to read some information
>
> As mentioned, I can compile all packages with SuSE 9.3 - OpenSuSE 10.1. I
> have not tested with SE, but I think it should run, too.
>
> While processing the packages, diff files are generated which reflect the
> changes done by the script. Some SuSE <=10.0 specific changes are NOT
> reflected in the diff-file, because they would break other distributions
> functionality. Setting "dryrun" to 1 in the script would do everything except
> the build process. This could be used to generate the diff-files only.
>
> --------------------------------------------
>
>
> If you have any suggestions/questions/ideas, please send a mail.
>
> Best regards,
> Johannes
>
> plain text document attachment (current-opensuse-build.sh)
> #!/bin/sh
> #
> # build the system for SuSE 9.3 - OpenSuSE 10.1 systems
> #
> # author: Johannes Weberhofer, May - July 2006
> # licensed under the GPL
> #
>
> # ####################################################################
> # modify settings here
> # please ensure, that the BUILD_RPMS environment variable is set to a
> # valid (Open)SuSE installation repository
>
> # This variable should be set to a directory where all (S)RPMs will be
> # copied to
> QMAILRPM=`dirname ~/qmailrpm`/`basename ~/qmailrpm`
>
> # no changes should be done below this point
> # ####################################################################
>
> if test $# -eq 1 -a "$1" != "--help" ; then
> ARCH=$1
> fi
>
> if test -z "$ARCH" ; then
> ARCH=`grep '(' /etc/SuSE-release | sed -e 's/[^(]*(// ; s/)// ; s/\-/_/
> ; s/X/x/ '`
> fi
>
>
> # check parameters
> if test $# -gt 1 -o "$1" == "--help" ; then
> echo "usage: `basename $0` [i586|x86_64]"
> echo ""
> echo "Default architecture for your system is: $ARCH"
> echo "Please do not forget to set 'BUILD_RPMS' to a valid (Open)SuSE
> installation repository. "
> echo "Currently it is set to: $BUILD_RPMS"
> echo ""
> echo "Before starting the build process, download the SRPMs to the
> current directory"
> echo ""
> echo "The resulting (S)RPMs will be copied to $QMAILRPM"
> echo "If you like to set another directory, please edit `basename $0`"
> echo "------------"
> echo "(c) Johannes Weberhofer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, May - July 2006,
> Version 1.0"
> echo " licensed under the GPL"
> echo "------------"
> exit 1
> fi
>
>
> # here are the default SuSE RPM's located
> DEFAULTRPM="$BUILD_RPMS"
>
> DRYRUN=0
>
> SUSERELEASE=`grep VERSION /etc/SuSE-release | sed 's/VERSION = //'`
>
> if test "$ARCH" == "i586" ; then
> TOASTERTYPE=''
> TOASTERARCH=''
> else
> TOASTERTYPE='64'
> TOASTERARCH=' x86_64'
> fi
> SUSETOASTERRELEASE=`echo "$SUSERELEASE" | tr -d '.'`
>
> if test $SUSETOASTERRELEASE -lt 101 ; then
> SUSETOASTERRELEASE=100
> fi
>
> if test ! -d "$QMAILRPM/SuSE-$SUSERELEASE" ; then
> mkdir -p "$QMAILRPM/SuSE-$SUSERELEASE"
> fi
>
>
> # ####################################################################
> # and now build the packages
>
> BUILDPKGS="daemontools-toaster ucspi-tcp-toaster vpopmail-toaster
> libdomainkeys qmail-toaster courier-authlib-toaster courier-imap-toaster
> autorespond-toaster control-panel-toaster ezmlm-toaster qmailadmin-toaster
> qmailmrtg-toaster maildrop-toaster isoqlog-toaster vqadmin-toaster
> squirrelmail-toaster spamassassin-toaster clamav-toaster ripmime-toaster
> simscan-toaster djbdns"
>
> for PACKAGE in $BUILDPKGS ; do
> DIR=`ls $PACKAGE-*.src.rpm | tail -n1 | sed -e 's/.src.rpm//'`
> if test ! -e "$QMAILRPM/SuSE-$SUSERELEASE/RPMS/$ARCH/$DIR.$ARCH.rpm" -a
> ! -e "$QMAILRPM/SuSE-$SUSERELEASE/RPMS/noarch/$DIR.noarch.rpm"; then
> echo
> echo -e "\033[40m\033[001;031mPackage :
> \033[40m\033[001;033m$PACKAGE\033[0m"
> echo -e "\033[40m\033[001;031mBuilding for:
> \033[40m\033[001;033mSuSE $SUSERELEASE\033[0m"
> echo -e "\033[40m\033[001;031mArchitecture:
> \033[40m\033[001;033m$ARCH\033[0m"
> echo
> if test ! -d "$DIR" ; then
> mkdir "$DIR"
> else
> rm -rf "$DIR/*"
> fi
> pushd "$DIR" 2>&1 > /dev/null
> unrpm "../$DIR.src.rpm" 2>&1 > /dev/null
>
> # do some package-related things
> PKSUSE100=''
> PKSUSE101=$PKSUSE100
> case "$PACKAGE" in
> libdomainkeys-toaster)
> SEDS='s/ripMIME for qmail-toaster/DomainKey
> library/'
> ;;
> vpopmail-toaster)
> SEDS='s/^\(%define.*ostype SuSE
> *10\.[0-9].*Linux\)/\1\nRequires:\tpwdutils/'
> ;;
> qmail-toaster)
> SEDS='s/^\(%define.*ostype SuSE
> *10\.[0-9].*Linux\)/\1\nRequires:\tpwdutils/'
> PKSUSE100='mysql-devel'
> PKSUSE101=$PKSUSE100
> ;;
> courier-authlib-toaster)
> PKSUSE100='vpopmail-toaster, gcc-c++,
> libstdc++-devel, expect, mysql-shared, mysql-devel'
> PKSUSE101=$PKSUSE100
> ;;
> courier-imap-toaster)
> PKSUSE100='gcc-c++, libstdc++-devel,
> mysql-devel'
> SEDS='/^BuildRequires:/ s/fileutils// ;
> /^Requires:/ s/fileutils// ; /^BuildRequires:/ s/textutils// ; /^Requires:/
> s/textutils//'
> PKSUSE101=$PKSUSE100
> ;;
> control-panel-toaster)
> PKSUSE100='apache, libapr0, expat'
> PKSUSE101='apache2, libapr1, expat'
> SEDS='s/^\(Requires:.*apache2 >= 2.0.52, php5
> >= [0-9\.]*\)/Requires:\tapache2 >= 2.0.52, php >=
> 4.4.0\nBuildRequires:\tapache2, libapr-util1/ ; s/^\(Requires:.*apache2 >=
> 2.0.52, php4 >= [0-9\.]*\)/Requires:\tapache2 >= 2.0.52, php >= 4.4.0/'
> ;;
> qmailmrtg-toaster)
> PKSUSE100='mrtg'
> PKSUSE101=$PKSUSE100
> SEDS='s/^\(Requires:.*cron >= 4.1, apache2 >=
> 2.0.54, php4 >= 4.4.0, mrtg\)/Requires:\tcron >= 4.1, apache2 >= 2.0.54, php
> >= 4.4.0/'
> ;;
> maildrop-toaster)
> PKSUSE100='gcc-c++, libstdc++-devel, pcre,
> pcre-devel, openldap2-client, mrtg, net-tools, openssl, cyrus-sasl,
> vpopmail-toaster, qmail-toaster'
> PKSUSE101=$PKSUSE100
> ;;
> isoqlog-toaster)
> #PKSUSE100='php5'
> #PKSUSE101='php'
> ;;
> squirrelmail-toaster)
> SEDS='s/^\(Requires:.*apache2 >= 2.0.54, php4
> >= 4.4.0\)/Requires:\tapache2 >= 2.0.54, php >= 4.4.0/'
> ;;
> spamassassin-toaster)
> SEDS='s/^\(BuildRequires:.*perl >= 5.8.7,
> perl(Digest::SHA1), perl(HTML::Parser), openssl-devel\)/BuildRequires:\tperl
> >= 5.8.7, perl-Digest-SHA1, perl-HTML-Parser, openssl-devel/ ;
> s/^\(Requires:.*perl(Digest::SHA1), perl(HTML::Parser), perl(Pod::Usage),
> procmail\)/Requires:\tperl-Digest-SHA1, perl-HTML-Parser, procmail/'
> ;;
> clamav-toaster)
> PKSUSE100='qmail-toaster'
> PKSUSE101=$PKSUSE100
> SEDS='s/^\(%define.*ostype SuSE
> *10\.[0-9].*Linux\)/\1\nRequires:\tpwdutils/ ;
> s/^\(\/sbin\/service freshclam start.*\)/if
> test %{build_sus_100} -eq 0 -a %{build_sus_10064} -eq 0; then\n \1\nfi/'
> ;;
> simscan-toaster)
> PKSUSE100='perl-Digest-SHA1, perl-HTML-Parser,
> clamav-toaster, spamassassin-toaster, ucspi-tcp-toaster'
> PKSUSE101=$PKSUSE100
> ;;
> djbdns)
> SEDS='
> s/chkconfig, initscripts, sh-utils, daemontools-toaster,
> ucspi-tcp-toaster/daemontools-toaster, ucspi-tcp-toaster/ ;
>
> s/\(Buildprereq: shadow-utils\)/#\1/
>
> s/^\(# create log symlinks\)$/# touch logs\npushd
> %{buildroot}\/var\/djbdns\nmkdir -p dnscachex\/log dnscache\/log tinydns\/log
> axfrdns\/log\ntouch dnscachex\/log\/main dnscache\/log\/main
> tinydns\/log\/main axfrdns\/log\/main\npopd\n\n\1/ ;
> s/^\(\/var\/log\/djbdns\/axfrdns\)$/\1\n%config(noreplace)\/var\/djbdns\/tinydns\/log\/main\n%config(noreplace)\/var\/djbdns\/axfrdns\/log\/main/
> ;
> s/^\(\/var\/log\/djbdns\/dnscachex\)$/\1\n%config(noreplace)\/var\/djbdns\/dnscachex\/log\/main/
> ;
> s/^\(\/var\/log\/djbdns\/dnscache\)$/\1\n%config(noreplace)\/var\/djbdns\/dnscache\/log\/main/'
> ;;
> esac
> SPECFILE=`ls *.spec | tail -n1`
>
> # SuSE seems to ignore the BuildPreReq lines.
> # Therefore all BuildPreReq lines are renamed to BuildRequires
> # The statements are identical, as said in
> #
> http://www.redhat.com/archives/rpm-list/2003-June/msg00088.html
> #
> sed -i.orig -e 's/^BuildPreReq:/BuildRequires:/' $SPECFILE
>
> # now do some changes for the suse distributions
> if test -n "$SEDS" ; then
> sed -i -e "$SEDS" $SPECFILE
> fi
> if test -n "$PKSUSE100" ; then
> sed -i -e "s/^\(%define.*ostype SuSE
> *10\.0.*Linux\)/\1\nBuildRequires:\t$PKSUSE100/" $SPECFILE
> fi
> if test -n "$PKSUSE101" ; then
> sed -i -e "s/^\(%define.*ostype SuSE
> *10\.1.*Linux\)/\1\nBuildRequires:\t$PKSUSE101/" $SPECFILE
> fi
>
> # SuSE before 10.1 did not include all packages to build the
> toaster
> # packaged properly. Therefore they should be included for SuSE
> 10.0
> # distributions.
> sed -i -e 's/^\(%define.*ostype SuSE
> *10\.0.*Linux\)/\1\nBuildRequires:\taaa_base, acl, attr, bash, bind-utils,
> bison, bzip2, coreutils, cpio, cpp, cracklib, cvs, cyrus-sasl, db, devs,
> diffutils, e2fsprogs, file, filesystem, fillup, findutils, flex, gawk,
> gdbm-devel, glibc, glibc-devel, glibc-locale, gpm, grep, groff, gzip, info,
> insserv, klogd, less, libacl, libattr, libgcc, libnscd, libselinux,
> libstdc++, libxcrypt, libzio, m4, make, man, mktemp, module-init-tools,
> ncurses, ncurses-devel, net-tools, netcfg, openldap2-client, openssl, pam,
> pam-modules, patch, permissions, popt, procinfo, procps, psmisc, pwdutils,
> rcs, readline, sed, strace, syslogd, sysvinit, tar, tcpd, texinfo, timezone,
> unzip, util-linux, vim, zlib, zlib-devel, autoconf, automake, binutils, gcc,
> gdbm, gettext, libtool, perl, rpm, net-tools, openssl, cyrus-sasl,
> zlib-devel, pwdutils/' $SPECFILE
>
> diff -u $SPECFILE.orig $SPECFILE > ../$PACKAGE.diff
>
> sed -i -e
> 's/\(^%define.*build_sus_'$SUSETOASTERRELEASE$TOASTERTYPE' [^0]*\)\(0$\)/\1
> 1/' $SPECFILE
>
> # for SuSE < 10.1 all occurences of "BuildRequires" are
> interpreted, even when excluded by
> # %if...%endif sections. "BuildRequires" does additionally NOT
> accept version information.
> # SuSE < 10.1 ignores the "BuildPreReq" sections, so all it's
> information must be copied to
> # "BuildRequires"
>
> # begin speciallity for Suse < 10.1
> if test $SUSETOASTERRELEASE -lt 101 ; then
> # backup the full spec files
> cp $SPECFILE complete-$SPECFILE
> # read the required distibution statements
> DISTSTATEMENT=`sed -n -e "/^%if
> %{build_sus_$SUSETOASTERRELEASE$TOASTERTYPE}$/,/^%endif/p " $SPECFILE`
>
> # remove all distibution statements
> sed -i -e '/^%if %{build_[a-z]*_[0-9]*}$/,/^%endif/d'
> $SPECFILE
> sed -i -e '/^%if %{default}$/,/^%endif/d' $SPECFILE
>
> # split up and insert the current distributions
> statement on the proper position
> csplit --quiet $SPECFILE "/# Distro Statements/+1"
>
> cat xx00 > $SPECFILE
> echo -e "$DISTSTATEMENT" >> $SPECFILE
> cat xx01 | sed -e '/./,$!d ; /^BuildRequires/
> s/\(BuildRequires:\)\([a-z]\)/\1\t\2/' >> $SPECFILE
> rm xx00 xx01
>
> # re-format BuildRequires statements for the whole
> package (not for the distibution)
> sed -i -e '/^BuildRequires/ s/[<>=]\+ [0-9\.\-]\+//g ;
> /^BuildRequires/ s/,/ /g ; /^BuildRequires/ s/[ ]+/ /g ; /^BuildRequires/ s/
> [ ]*/ /g' $SPECFILE
>
> fi
> # end speciallity for Suse < 10.1
>
> if test $DRYRUN -ne 1 ; then
> build $SPECFILE --clean --arch=$ARCH \
> --rpms
> $DEFAULTRPM/:$QMAILRPM/SuSE-$SUSERELEASE/RPMS/$ARCH:$QMAILRPM/SuSE-$SUSERELEASE/RPMS/noarch
> if test $? -ne 0 ; then
> exit 1
> fi
>
> cp -a /var/tmp/build-root/usr/src/packages/*
> "$QMAILRPM/SuSE-$SUSERELEASE/"
>
> popd 2>&1 > /dev/null
> rm -rf "$DIR"
> else
> popd 2>&1 > /dev/null
> fi
> fi
> done
>
> if test -e all-toaster-opensuse.diff ; then
> rm all-toaster-opensuse.diff
> fi
> cat *.diff > all-toaster-opensuse.diff
>
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