On Thu, Jun 15, 2006 at 06:35:40 -0400, Kevin Mark wrote:
>On Wed, Jun 14, 2006 at 02:39:13PM +0100, Magnus Therning wrote:
>> Does anyone know if there's a service where I can upload my Debian
>> source packages that will attempt to compile them for other .deb
>> distros and let me download the results?
>>
>> Specifically I want to take a few source packages and get Ubuntu
>> (Breezy/Dapper) packages out. It'd be great to get Sarge packages as
>> well.
>Hi Magnus,
>I think you may want to ask folks on debian-mentors for help to use
>'pbuilder' or 'sbuild' IIRC. If you check out my page of debian
>developement(http://debian.home.pipeline.com) for the debian diagram,
>debian uses the buildd network to create packages. Also, Roberto
>Sanchez (on this list) has a page to customize debian packages. The
>difference between debian and ubuntu packages is the build enviroment.
>You may need to make 2 diffeent chroots? to create environments to
>create ubuntu and debian deb. Also you may want to check on buildd.net
>(ingo jurginson?) about finding some nice soul to allow you to have
>them build something.
Yeah, I guess I should have been a little more specific:
Is there a public buildd server for Debian?
Is there a public buildd server for Ubuntu?
I want to take my Debian package sources, chuck them into some
thingamajig, wait a little and then get an Sarge package and a Dapper
package out. I'm not DD nor am I a Ubuntu developer.
I'd rather not have to install two extra systems just to do the odd
package build of my own small pet projects.
/M
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