-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi Piotras.
- --On 05.06.2002 15:31:49 +0200 pp wrote: >> > And of course how are we build packages for different php versions? >> > I do not have so many machines here :) >> >> Ok, I lost track now entierly... :-( > > If You want to build debian unstable package, the best thing You may > do is have debian unstable system running and just upgraded. > The same for testing and stable. Ok. And the packages are built from us. It is _not_ so, that we only upload source packages and some automatic build system builds the packages for the different architectures. Right? >> Just tell me what you need to build Debian Packages, and as soon as >> 1.4.3 final is out, we can start right away. > > As I wrote , optimal configure options for mod and lib. For 1.4.3 they should already be done with my last checkin (which didn't make it to midgard-cvs again). All packages (mod,lib,php4) will now compile good with default options in a "default" environment, including Debian. I've even optimized the php4-package to use defaults in the macros, rather then in the mkall/rules-scripts. So you should go fine with an ./configure --prefix=/usr for mod/lib and a phpize/configure for php4. >> We just have to build up our own archive as with the structure >> proposed on -dev. We just have to decide, which binary packages we >> will put into the CVS there. I opt for "testing-compatible" packages >> as our stable and testing trees, and for "unstable-compatible" >> packages for our own unstable tree. > > deb http://www.midgard-project.org/developer/downloads/debian midgard > sid > > Official repository for unstable and testing packages which should > have the same version , and should be builded almost at the same time > , which will help migrate package from unstable to testing on > official servers. > This repository is also for DD who will upload packages to official > distribution. > > > deb http://www.midgard-project.org/developer/downloads/debian cvs sid > > cvs packages , not official , for testing and development. > > Did I missed something? Basically not. Based on what I already wrote here is a refinement: - --- I wrote on Midgard-Dev on 22 May 2002: > unstable -> STABLE-VERSION-CVS-DATE Packages > This is where nightly Builds will go. Schema as it is now > testing -> STABLE-VERSION-COUNT Packages > This is were i.e. Release Candidates will go. Schema will be like it > is a stable version, the current RC would be named 1.4.3-1. > Subsequent releases will just increase the counter. It is > explicitly not named RC, because prereleases will also go there. > stable -> STABLE-VERSION[-COUNT] Packages > Only final releases will go here. would be 1.4.3 currently. Security > backports will be done with the counter increased. Which would lead to this (All Archives will have the usual symlinks stable,testing and unstable): deb http://..../downloads/debian/ (potato|woody|sid) stable => For official packages, which are the basis for the official Debian Archives. Package naming scheme: libmidgard_1.4.3-x.deb deb http://..../downloads/debian/ (potato|woody|sid) testing => Our Release Candidates and Prereleases intended for testing. If it is possible to build this automagically, it would be really great. Package naming scheme: libmidgard-testing_1.4.3-x.deb deb http://..../downloads/debian/ (potato|woody|sid) unstable => CVS Snapshots for use from developers only. Again, it would be great if this could be generated automatically... Package naming scheme: libmidgard-unstable-20020601.deb I'd like to keep the naming scheme stable/testing/unstable for our repository too to be able to offer a wide range of testing abilities. Of course we have to watch out to make the different package types (stable,testing and unstable) conflicting each other. I can only provide a Debian woody machine for package building (Nathan Syntronics). Live long and prosper! Torben Nehmer - -- Torben Nehmer, Munich, Germany http://www.nathan-syntronics.de, mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP Public Key ID on wwwkeys.(de.)pgp.net: 0x7E9DE456 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.7 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQE8/iCcJPh4Kn6d5FYRAmpVAKD8ZjG9qFlMFDJhPyxQu7PdUmAycQCgqzof iURhyqTEKn3SwEo/p+6Fptk= =0/CI -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
