On Wed, 2008-09-10 at 07:42 -0400, Dean wrote: > Neil, > > Thanks for your help. I was already running a local reprepro > repository, but the main problem was that emrecent is hardcoded to look > at emdebian.org. Actually, not quite. emrecent will upload to whatever dput claims is emdebian-target and emdebian-locale - those two are just labels in the ~/.dput.cf config file. See the emrecent manpage: For noninteractive mode, a different SSH key or different connection method may be necessary - so an alternate dput.cfg file is explicitly supported for this mode. The dput config should support uploading hosts called: emdebian-target - the application and library packages emdebian-locale - the TDebs. These are just labels - you are free to use the label to refer to any upload destination, not exclusively www.emdebian.org. Configuring SSH and dput are beyond the scope of this manpage. See the ssh, dput and dput.cf manpages for more information. OK, it's not well explained but here is how it can work: You use emrecent for all uploads - when your autobuilder is sufficiently complete and reliable that it can be folded into the Emdebian testing migration checks without delaying other architectures, you simply change the values in ~/.dput.cf and continue using emrecent as before. Using dput also helps you run post_upload scripts that process the .changes file and put the files into reprepro. > I was looking at the emrecent script and I was thinking we should add a > way to change the server that we're uploading to. It looked easy enough > to add a configuration line to the emsource.conf file, but being that > this is emrecent I didn't know if you'd be ok with that or if we should > add an emrecent.conf file, or maybe move everything into an > emdebian.conf file. I'll improve the manpage and make things clearer but the only real option to add to emrecent is for the $dput_cfg option available to --noninteractive is made available to interactive mode too. This way, you can have two dput config files and decide where to put which upload by a call to emrecent. I'm doing it this way because there are far too many options available via dput than can be encoded in a command line option and implementing them in yet-another-config-file is pointless. -- Neil Williams ============= http://www.data-freedom.org/ http://www.nosoftwarepatents.com/ http://www.linux.codehelp.co.uk/
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