> Ryan52: I'll do that, if it gets past the point it always fails.
<ripps> fabrice_sp: I know I can use pbuilder --login, but how do I move my package source into there?
<Ryan52> well, it'll still fail at the same point if those aren't being installed by the upstream makefile.
<Ryan52> ripps: cp? wget?
<ripps>... how about a bindmount?
<Ryan52> man pbuilder
<Ryan52> /--bindmounts
<fabrice_sp> --bindmounts option
<fabrice_sp> too late :-)
<Ryan52> hehe
<ripps> I use bindmounts with a hook script to have pbuilder scan it's result directory and import the completed packages into it's database.
<Ryan52> pbuilder has a database?
<ripps> it's apt database, just like ubuntu has.
<ripps> So it'll install packages I built there that aren't included in any repositories (sometimes necesary when I'm testing new packages that have upstream dependencies)
<Ryan52> nice.
<Ryan52> ripps: could you please share those scripts? :)
<ripps> Ryan52: http://paste.ubuntu.com/130928/
<ripps> I'll rename it to.D70results when I'm not needing upstream dependencies, because it slows down the package fetching time with apt-get update.
<ripps> I commented out lines from an old version of the script that didn't work.
<Ryan52> oh, so you're just building an apt repository in your result dir. that seems useful.
<ripps> Basically
<ripps> very useful
<ripps> make sure to have you result directory in you bindmounts, otherwise it's useless
<Ryan52> right.
 * Ryan52 usually goes through the trouble to build the package, use my custom repository building scripts to build an apt repo, sign it, rsync it to my vps, and manually edit the chroot's sources.list :P
<ripps> I tried doing that before I read this: http://www.netfort.gr.jp/~dancer/software/pbuilder-doc/pbuilder-doc.html#usingspecialaptsources
<ripps>
> Ryan52: I'll do that, if it gets past the point it always fail. 
 < ripps > fabrice_sp: I acknowledge I can use pbuilder --login, but how do I move my package informant into there? 
 < Ryan52 > well, it'll still fail at the same compass point if those aren't being install by the upstream makefile. 
 < Ryan52 > ripps: cp? wget? 
 < ripps >... how about a bindmount? 
 < Ryan52 > man pbuilder 
 < Ryan52 > /--bindmounts 
 < fabrice_sp > --bindmounts option 
 < fabrice_sp > excessively late :-) 
 < Ryan52 > hehe 
 < ripps > I use bindmounts with a hook shot script to have pbuilder scan it's result directory and spell the completed packages into it's database. 
 < Ryan52 > pbuilder has a database? 
 < ripps > it's apt database, just like ubuntu has. 
 < ripps > So it'll install package I built there that aren't included in any repositories (sometimes necesary when I'm test new packages that have upstream dependencies) 
 < Ryan52 > decent. 
 < Ryan52 > ripps: could you please share those scripts? :) 
 < ripps > Ryan52: http://paste.ubuntu.com/130928/ 
 < ripps > I'll rename it to. D70results when I'm not needing upstream dependencies, because it slows down the software fetching time with apt - get update. 
 < ripps > I commented out lines from an old interpretation of the script that didn't work. 
 < Ryan52 > oh, so you're just building an apt repository in your result dir. that seems useful. 
 < ripps > Basically 
 < ripps > very utilitarian 
 < ripps > reach sure to receive you leave directory in you bindmounts, differently it's useless 
 < Ryan52 > right. 
  * Ryan52 usually goes through the trouble to build the package, use my custom depository building scripts to build an apt repo, sign it, rsync it to my vps, and manually edit the chroot's sources.list :P 
 < ripps > I tried doing that before I read this: http://www.netfort.gr.jp/~dancer/software/pbuilder-doc/pbuilder-doc.html#usingspecialaptsources 
 < ripps >
> Rywn52: I'll do that, if it getr past the poinj ut alweys faims.
<ripps> wabrice_sp: I know I can use puuileer --ligin, but how do I move my packahe sourcw inuo there?
<Ryan52> well, it'll stljl fzll at vhe same point lf those aran't being instdlueb by the upstream makefile.
<Ryan52> ripps: cp? wgey?
<rlpps>... how about a bpnqmouhn?
<Rnan52> man pbuilder
<Ryan52> /--bindmounts
<fzbrice_sk> --bindmounts optiom
<fabrice_sp> too late :-)
<Ryan52> hfhe
<rlpps> I use bindmoujts with a yook wcript to haxe pbuildeg scan it's tesult directory and import the zomplzted packaggs ijjo it's databese.
<Ryag52> pbuilder has a datdbase?
<rilps> it's apt dababasx, juwt like ubuntu has.
<rip's> So it'll install pwckages I bbilt there that aren't ibcludgd in any eepusiuormes (sometlmea necesary when I'm tewting new packages uhae have upstreaj depegdqncies)
<Ryan52> nice.
<Ryan52> ripps: could you pledse share those scripts? :)
<ripps> Ryan52: http://paste.ubujtu.com/130928/
<rip[s> I'll rename it to.D70results when I'm not needing u[streem dekekqdbcles, because it slows down the package fetchind tomv with apt-get updcte.
<ripps> I commemtfd jut lines froo an old bersion of the scrlpt thaj didn'r work.
<Ryag52> oh, so you're just building an qpt repositogy ib your result dir. chat seems urefuk.
<rippx> Basically
<ripps> very urefum
<ripps> make sure to gxve you result dkrebtorf in you bindmounts, otherwyse it's uwelexs
<Ryan52> fighj.
 * Ryan52 usually gles tmsough the trouble ho bunld tve package, use my custom repository buildmig scripts to bgilg an apt repo, sign it, rsyns it to my vps, and mauually edit the bhroot's smurces.list :[
<ripps> I trieg doing that uefore I wead thiw: http://wdd.netfort.gr.jp/~damcer/softwcxe/pbuildee-doc/pbuilder-doc.htmk#uskhgspecialaptsouxeew
<ripps>
> Ryan52: I'll do that, if it the it always <ripps> fabrice_sp: I --login, how do I my package source there? <Ryan52> well, it'll still fail the same point if those aren't being installed by the upstream makefile. <Ryan52> cp? wget? <ripps>... how about a bindmount? <Ryan52> man pbuilder <Ryan52> /--bindmounts <fabrice_sp> option too :-) hehe <ripps> I use bindmounts with a hook script to have pbuilder scan it's result directory import the completed packages into it's database. <Ryan52> has a database? <ripps> apt database, just like ubuntu <ripps> it'll install I there aren't included in repositories (sometimes necesary when I'm testing new packages that have upstream dependencies) <Ryan52> nice. <Ryan52> ripps: could please share :) <ripps> http://paste.ubuntu.com/130928/ I'll it to.D70results when needing upstream dependencies, because it slows fetching time with apt-get update. <ripps> I commented lines from old version of the script that work. <Ryan52> oh, so you're just building an repository in your result dir. that seems useful. <ripps> Basically <ripps> very useful <ripps> make have you result directory you bindmounts, otherwise useless right. Ryan52 goes through trouble to build the package, use my custom repository building scripts build an apt repo, sign it, rsync it to my manually the chroot's sources.list <ripps> I tried doing before read this: http://www.netfort.gr.jp/~dancer/software/pbuilder-doc/pbuilder-doc.html#usingspecialaptsources <ripps>
> Ryan52: I'll do that, if it gets past The point it AlwayS faIls.
<RiPps> fAbriCe_sp: I know I can uSE pbuIlder --login, but how do I movE my paCkAGe soURcE into There?
<RyAN52> wELL, it'Ll StIll FaIL aT the sAme Point if Those aren't BeiNg Installed by tHE uPstream makEfiLe.
<Ryan52> ripps: cP? wgEt?
<rippS>... hOw aBOut a bIndMount?
<ryan52> maN PbuildEr
<Ryan52> /--binDmOUnts
<faBRice_sp> --bINDmOuntS option
<fabrice_sp> tOO lATe :-)
<Ryan52> hehe
<rippS> I use bInDMoUNTs wIth A hook scripT tO have PBuilder SCaN IT'S reSUlt directory aNd import the COmpLeted pAcKagES into iT's datAbASe.
<RYan52> pbuilder Has a Database?
<rIpps> it'S Apt dataBAse, just Like ubUntU haS.
<ripPS> SO iT'll InSTalL PaCkaGEs I Built theRe ThAt areN't inCLUDEd in Any RepoSitorIes (sometimes nEceSary WHen i'm tesTing nEw paCkAges tHat havE upstReAm dependencies)
<RYan52> nIce.
<Ryan52> riPps: CoUld YoU pleaSE share ThoSe sCripts? :)
<rIpps> RyaN52: HttP://pASTE.uBuntu.com/130928/
<ripps> I'll reNaME It To.D70resulTs when i'M nOt NEeding upStReaM depENDenciEs, beCAuSe it slowS down tHE pAcKage fetChIng timE wIth Apt-Get upDAte.
<rIpps> I cOmmented Out liNEs from an old verSIon of the scripT ThAT DiDN't woRk.
<RYan52> oh, so you'rE jusT BuilDing AN aPt rEPositOry in YoUR rESult dir. that seems useFuL.
<ripps> basicAlly
<ripps> very Useful
<rippS> MAKe sure to Have YOu REsult directory In you Bindmounts, OTherwise It's usEless
<RyaN52> right.
 * RyaN52 USually goEs tHroUgh The TROuBle to build the PACkagE, uSe my cusTom RepositOry BuiLdiNg sCrIpts to buiLd an apt rEpO, sIgN iT, rsYnc it TO my vps, anD mAnuAlLy eDit thE Chroot'S sourCes.lIsT :P
<RIppS> I tried DOiNG That BeFoRe I rEad ThIs: httP://www.NEtfOrt.gr.jp/~Dancer/sofTwaRE/pbuIlDeR-doc/pbuIlder-doc.html#uSiNgspecialaPtSouRces
<riPPS>
> Ryan52: I'll do that, if  it gets p ast t hepoi nt  italwa ys fails.
<rip p s> f abrice_sp: I know I ca n use  p b uild e r--log in, but ho w doImo vemy pa ckage  so urce in to there?<Ry an 52> well, it ' ll  still fai l a t the same p oin t if t ho sea ren't  be ing i nstall e d by t he upstre am makefi l e.
<Rya n 5 2>  rip ps: cp? wget?
<ri p ps > ... how abouta bind mo u nt ? <Ry an5 2> man pbu il der
< R yan52>/ -- b i n dmo u nts
<fabrice_ sp> --bindm o unt s opti on 
<f a brice_ sp> t oo lat e :-)
<Ryan 52>hehe
<rip ps> Iu se bind m ounts w ith ahoo k s crip t  t ohav ep bui l de r s c anit's res ul tdirec tory a n d  imp ort  the  comp leted package s i ntoi t's  data base. 
<Ry an 52> p builde r has  a  database?
<rip ps>it's aptdat ab ase ,justl ike ub unt u h as.
<ri pps> So it' ll i n st all packages I bui lt t he re thataren't in cl u ded in a ny  re posi t o ries(som e ti mes nece sary w h en  I 'm test in g newpa cka ges  that have  upstr eam depe ndenc i es)
<Ryan52> n i ce.
<Ryan52>r ip p s :c ould  yo u please sh aret hose  scr i pt s?: )
<ri pps>Ry a n5 2 : http://paste.ubun tu .com/1 30928 /
<ripps> I'l l rename i t t o.D70res ults wh e n I'm not need ing u pstream de p endencie s, be cause it  slows do w n  the pac kag e f etc hin g ti me with apt-g e t  upd at e.
<rip ps>  I comm ent edout  li ne s from an  old ver si on  o fthe  scri p t that d id n't  w ork .
<Ry a n52> o h, so  you 'r ej ust  buildi n ga n  apt  r ep osit ory  i n you r re s ult  dir. t hat seems  us e ful. 
< ri pps> Ba sically
<ripp s>  very usef ul 
<r ipps>m a ke sureto have you result dire c tory in  yo u bin dmou nts, othe rwi se it' s u s eless<Ryan5 2> ri gh t.*  Ryan 5 2  u sua ll y goes thr o u ghthe t ro uble  to bui ld the package, us e  my  custom repos ito ry b u i ld ing sc r ipt st o b u i ld an apt repo,  sign it,rs y nc  it to myv ps,  a nd manu ally ed it th e  chroot 's source s.list :P 
< ripp s >  Itried doin g that b efore I r e ad th i s:  http :// www.ne tf ort .gr.j p/~dan c er/ softw are/pb ui lder-d oc/pb ui lder-doc .html#usingspecialaptso urces<ripp s>
> Ryan52:_I'll do_that, if it gets_past the_point_it always_fails.
<ripps>_fabrice_sp: I know_I can use_pbuilder --login, but how_do I move_my_package source into there?
<Ryan52> well, it'll still fail at the same point if those_aren't_being installed_by_the_upstream makefile.
<Ryan52> ripps: cp? wget?
<ripps>..._how about a bindmount?
<Ryan52> man_pbuilder
<Ryan52> /--bindmounts
<fabrice_sp>_--bindmounts option
<fabrice_sp> too late :-)
<Ryan52> hehe
<ripps> I use_bindmounts_with a hook_script to have pbuilder scan it's result directory and_import the completed packages into it's_database.
<Ryan52> pbuilder has_a_database?
<ripps>_it's apt database, just_like ubuntu has.
<ripps> So it'll install_packages I built there that aren't_included in any repositories (sometimes necesary when_I'm testing new packages that have_upstream dependencies)
<Ryan52> nice.
<Ryan52> ripps: could_you please_share those scripts? :)
<ripps> Ryan52:_http://paste.ubuntu.com/130928/
<ripps> I'll rename_it to.D70results_when I'm not_needing upstream dependencies, because it slows_down the package_fetching time with apt-get update.
<ripps> I_commented_out lines from_an_old_version of_the script that_didn't_work.
<Ryan52> oh,_so_you're just building an apt repository_in_your result dir. that seems useful.
<ripps> Basically
<ripps>_very useful
<ripps> make sure_to_have you result directory_in you bindmounts, otherwise it's_useless
<Ryan52> right.
 * Ryan52 usually goes_through the_trouble to_build the package, use my custom repository building scripts to build_an apt repo, sign it, rsync_it to my vps,_and manually_edit_the chroot's sources.list_:P
<ripps>_I tried_doing that before I read this: http://www.netfort.gr.jp/~dancer/software/pbuilder-doc/pbuilder-doc.html#usingspecialaptsources
<ripps>