Re: Where is the source for "charm build" binary?

Hi, 2017-05-22 11:37 GMT+09:00 fengxia : > I have used "charm build" to build my own charms. I noticed /usr/bin/charm > is a binary file. Where is the source? I believe the master repository is: https://github.com/juju/charm-tools -- Nobuto Murata / 村田信人 -- Juju mailing

Where is the source for "charm build" binary?

Hi Juju, I have used "charm build" to build my own charms. I noticed /usr/bin/charm is a binary file. Where is the source? -- Feng xia Engineer Lenovo USA Phone: 5088011794 fx...@lenovo.com Lenovo.com Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Blogs | Forums -- Juju mailing list

Here is how to make Juju charm working on CentOS7

Juju, As part of my research of juju charms, we have a requirement to make charm compatible with Centos7 and RHEL. However, charm is now using Python3 (in some places) and it will fail at "import yum" on CentOS7. I have googled it for a few days now and there is limited information on how to

Re: charm build -s centos7 does nothing special?

Anyone can shed some lights on this? I think charm build -s centos7 does nothing special to the build. Btw, /usr/bin/charm is a binary. Where can I find the source? On 05/20/2017 02:07 AM, fengxia wrote: Hi Juju, I made a hello world charm based on charm tutorial, which includes

Re: django charm broken or am I just doing it wrong?

I believe Tim Penhey makes active use of the python-django charm, but it's possible he uses it in a different fashion. John =:-> On May 21, 2017 14:25, "Erik Lönroth" wrote: > Hello! > > I'm trying out the django charm to deploy a django website I was going to > try to

django charm broken or am I just doing it wrong?

Hello! I'm trying out the django charm to deploy a django website I was going to try to create with juju. * I followed the instructions here: https://jujucharms.com/python-django/ * My website repo is here: https://github.com/erik78se/dsite It has installed the website from github but there is