X-Git-Url: http://git.onelab.eu/?a=blobdiff_plain;f=lxc.mk;h=37ccb99f94e3d4acbd1c1aa209a80c596ca7eabe;hb=9cacaa82faea5f03bd497c786e88ba1b996e221a;hp=0554e31c445c6b6164ff4ce60704fbec611ed0bd;hpb=e4d37ed50c2ee479d85f7007c77037c05a647664;p=build.git diff --git a/lxc.mk b/lxc.mk index 0554e31c..37ccb99f 100644 --- a/lxc.mk +++ b/lxc.mk @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ IN_NODEIMAGE += lxc-userspace # with 4.19, the jprobe api has gone entirely # https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/4de58696de076d9bd2745d1cbe0930635c3f5ac9 # -ifneq "$(DISTRONAME)" "$(filter $(DISTRONAME), f29)" +ifneq "$(DISTRONAME)" "$(filter $(DISTRONAME), f29 f31 f33)" # transforward-MODULES := transforward transforward-SPEC := transforward.spec @@ -134,12 +134,21 @@ ALL += pf2slice # # vsys # +# dropped in f33: +#ocamlopt -c -o inotify.cmx inotify.ml +#File "inotify.ml", line 95, characters 27-30: +#95 | let toread = Unix.read fd buf 0 toread in +# ^^^ +#Error: This expression has type string but an expression was expected of type bytes +# +ifneq "$(DISTRONAME)" "$(filter $(DISTRONAME), f33)" vsys-MODULES := vsys vsys-SPEC := vsys.spec # ocaml-docs is not needed anymore but keep it on a tmp basis as some tags may still have it vsys-STOCK-DEVEL-RPMS += ocaml-ocamldoc ocaml-docs IN_NODEIMAGE += vsys ALL += vsys +endif # # vsyssh : installed in slivers @@ -171,8 +180,8 @@ IN_SLICEIMAGE += bind_public ALL += bind_public # in fedora 29, this triggers nasty-looking compile messages -# not trying too hard, we're mostly after the server-side of f29 -ifneq "$(DISTRONAME)" "$(filter $(DISTRONAME), f29)" +# not trying too hard, we're mostly after the server-side of f29 and above +ifneq "$(DISTRONAME)" "$(filter $(DISTRONAME), f29 f31 f33)" # # sliver-openvswitch # @@ -385,7 +394,7 @@ ALL += release # so, let's keep this out of the way for now # 2019 mar 27: reinstating for hopefully connecting fed4fire # -#ifneq "$(DISTRONAME)" "$(filter $(DISTRONAME), f27 f29)" +#ifneq "$(DISTRONAME)" "$(filter $(DISTRONAME), f27 f29 f31)" sfa-MODULES := sfa sfa-SPEC := sfa.spec ALL += sfa