# $Id$
#
-### xxx thierry : looks like we should bump this to fedora 8
-### however, rather than the actual default,
-### this looks more like the bottom of what we're able to build
-### so I leave it with fc4
-function pl_getDefaultDistro() {
- # FC4 is currently the default release
- echo "Fedora"
- return 0
-}
-
-function pl_getDefaultRelease() {
- # FC4 is currently the default release
- echo "4"
- return 0
-}
+# support for fedora and centos only for now
function pl_getDistro() {
- defaultDistro=$(pl_getDefaultDistro)
if [ -f "/etc/redhat-release" ] ; then
distro=$(awk ' { print $1 } ' /etc/redhat-release)
else
- distro=$defaultDistro
+ echo "build.common.pl_getDistro-unknown"
+ exit 1
fi
echo "$distro"
return 0
}
-### xxx thierry : when running in a centOS box, this issues a warning message
-### because 5.2 is not an integer and bash cannot compare that
-### seems harmless though
function pl_getRelease() {
- defaultRelease=$(pl_getDefaultRelease)
if [ -f "/etc/redhat-release" ] ; then
release=$(awk ' { if ($1=="Fedora" && $2=="Core") print $4 ; if (($1=="Fedora" && $2!="Core")||$1=="CentOS") print $3 } ' /etc/redhat-release)
- [ $release -lt $defaultRelease ] && release=$defaultRelease
else
- release=$defaultRelease
+ echo "build.common.pl_getRelease-unknown"
+ exit 1
fi
echo "$release"
return 0
}
# vserver expects something like fc4 or f7
-# for fedora and centos only for now
function pl_getReleaseName () {
distro=$1; shift
release=$1; shift
fi
cat >> $yum_conf <<EOF
-[bootstrap]
-name=Bootstrap - $basearch - $RPM_RPMS_DIR/
+[building]
+name=Building - $basearch - $RPM_RPMS_DIR/
baseurl=file://$RPM_RPMS_DIR/
EOF
fi
#
# values can contain @arch@, @fcdistro@ or @pldistro@ that are replaced with the current values
#
+# Usage: pl_parsePkgs keyword [-a arch] fcdistro pldistro pkgs-file[..s]
+# the reason for the -a option is for when we build the build vserver itself; in this case
+# pl_DISTRO_ARCH is the one we obtain from the root context, and that's wrong
+# specify -sa arch AFTER keyword, so as to keep pl_getPackages and pl_getGroups simple
+#
function pl_parsePkgs () {
+ target_arch=$pl_DISTRO_ARCH
keyword=$1;shift
+ [ "$1" == "-a" ] && { shift; target_arch="$1"; shift; }
fcdistro=$1; shift
pldistro=$1; shift
# remaining arguments are paths to the pkgs files
# grab exclusions
sub=$(grep -v '^#' "$@" | grep --regexp="^${keyword}-${fcdistro}:" | sed -e "s,${keyword}-${fcdistro}:,,")
- for i in $all $add; do
+ for rpm in $all $add; do
for exclude in $sub; do
- [ "$i" = "$exclude" ] && continue 2
+ [ "$rpm" = "$exclude" ] && continue 2
done
- echo "$i " | sed -e "s,@arch@,$pl_DISTRO_ARCH,g" -e "s,@fcdistro@,$fcdistro,g" -e "s,@pldistro@,$pldistro,g"
+ echo "${rpm} " | sed -e "s,@arch@,${target_arch},g" -e "s,@fcdistro@,$fcdistro,g" -e "s,@pldistro@,$pldistro,g"
done
return 0
}
-function pl_getPackages() { fcdistro=$1; shift ; pldistro=$1; shift ; pl_parsePkgs package $fcdistro $pldistro "$@" ; }
-function pl_getGroups() { fcdistro=$1; shift ; pldistro=$1; shift ; pl_parsePkgs group $fcdistro $pldistro "$@" ; }
+# usage: pl_getPackages [-a arch] fcdistro pldistro pkg-file[..s]
+function pl_getPackages() { pl_parsePkgs package "$@" ; }
+function pl_getGroups() { pl_parsePkgs group "$@" ; }
# locates a pldistro-dependant file
# tries first in build/<pldistro>/, then in build/planetlab/