Hi I have a big proposal. Until now Debian-Edu/Skolelinux builds their CD (which was a woody and after the last release a sarge CD with some newer package versions especially of the debian-edu, debian-edu-install and debian-edu-config package as of the ltsp package). After we set up our new archive we want to start the etch based CD building process. Ok before you ask yourself what I want you to do I will try to answer it quickly ;) Some DDs suggested that it could be possible that someone of you can host the CD building process. In general is this possible? If yes we have to build two isos for etch. Here a small overview about our archive structure: For the etch based development we have: An etch-test and an etch suite. The etch-test suite should generate a CD iso after a new package version is uploaded into our archive (dak get it from deb ftp://ftpnew.skolelinux.org/skolelinux etch-test local i don't know how to handle the udeb packages as they are described in a seperate Packages file but you guys know the stuff better than me :) ). Then the new ISO will be tested and if it is ok the package version will be copied from etch-test to etch. With this way we can provide a more stable daily build version for our users. After that it would be nice if we can also build an iso from sarge (we included all packages from old archive into the new one, but the iso's are still built from the old one). Means all in all 3 isos and it should be possible to start the build process with a small command via remote from our server (if it is possible). This was just a small summary of what we need and what would be the work if you guys agree. If you don't have the time, machines or whatever don't worry, it was just an idea and it would be nice if we can use the service inside debian, then we can concentrate on other things instead of working on our build scripts :) . Thanks for your time anyway. Greetings Steffen P.S. I am not subscribed to this ML please also send answers to this thread to me.
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