Hello, On šeštadienis 22 Rugpjūtis 2009 17:05:50 Bernhard R. Link wrote:
> I think it should suffice to just do
>
> > # processincoming with limit_arch_all
> > reprepro processincoming ruleset "$f"
> >
> > # Make sure arch:all packages are in sync
> > reprepro flood $distribution
>
> As archall is just one architecture to flood also put the
> architecture all packages there (and as long as you do not
> manage to upload _archall.deb files, flood will just put
> every architecture all package it finds in there).
Ok.
> Doing that from Log will not work, as long as reprepro is still running,
> the other reprepro will not work. and reprepro waits for the logs to
> finish (as it only deletes to be deleted files after the log is
> completed, so those scripts can look at them). So if you want to do
> something like that you need to fork in the background and wait for the
> logfile to vanish.
>
> Also note that running flood when there is nothing to do should not harm
> (only some looking, no new index files or other stuff).
>
> Also note that while
>
> > reprepro flood $distribution $ARCHALL
> > reprepro -A archall flood $distribution
>
> is different from
>
> > reprepro flood $distribution
Ok, much clearer now. so I will probably need to do something like this:
Log --changes script:
--------
#!/bin/sh
distribution="$2"
distofile="/path/to/distrofile"
if [ -f "$distrofile" ]; then
if ! grep -q "^$distribution\$" "$distrofile"; then
echo "$distribution" >> "$distrofile"
fi
else
echo "$distribution" > "$distrofile"
fi
--------
processincoming script:
-------
#!/bin/sh
distofile="/path/to/distrofile"
reprepro processincoming ruleset
if [ -f "$distrofile" ]; then
for distribution in `cat "$distrofile"`; do
reprepro flood "$distribution"
done
fi
-------
The good thing about this is that I no longer need to process each changes
file manually (or get distribution from the .changes directly) and I may let
reprepro to do this. Thanks.
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Modestas Vainius <modes...@vainius.eu>
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