source: devel/pb-modules/etc/pb.conf @ 866

# $Id$
# 
# Main configuration file for project-builder.org
#

#
# Define Operating systems
# 

# 
# For the following keys osrelfile and osrelambfile:
# The left member is the key that will be used overall as the OS name
# The right member is the name of the file that has to be looked at to get OS info
#
# It should be noted that the list of all OS is the result of gathering 
# all the keys from osrelfile and osrelambfile
#

#
# Those definitions are non-ambiguous (the file only exists for that OS)
#
# Tested
#
# Gentoo >= 1.6
osrelfile gentoo = /etc/gentoo-release

# Slackware >= 10.2
osrelfile slackware = /etc/slackware-version

# Mandriva >=2006.0
osrelfile mandriva = /etc/mandriva-release

# Mandrake = 10.2
osrelfile mandrakelinux = /etc/mandrakelinux-release

# Fedora >= 4
osrelfile fedora = /etc/fedora-release

# VMWare >= 3
osrelfile vmware = /etc/vmware-release

# SLES - Doesn't exist as of 10
osrelfile sles = /etc/sles-release

# Asianux >= 2.2
osrelfile asianux = /etc/asianux-release

# Solaris 10
osrelfile solaris = /etc/release

#
# Untested
#
osrelfile knoppix = /etc/knoppix_version
osrelfile yellowdog = /etc/yellowdog-release
osrelfile esmith = /etc/e-smith-release
osrelfile turbolinux = /etc/turbolinux-release
osrelfile blackcat = /etc/blackcat-release
osrelfile aurox = /etc/aurox-release
osrelfile annvix = /etc/annvix-release
osrelfile cobalt = /etc/cobalt-release
osrelfile redflag = /etc/redflag-release
osrelfile ark = /etc/ark-release
osrelfile pld = /etc/pld-release
osrelfile nld = /etc/nld-release
osrelfile lfs = /etc/lfs-release
osrelfile mk = /etc/mk-release
osrelfile conectiva = /etc/conectiva-release
osrelfile immunix = /etc/immunix-release
osrelfile tinysofa = /etc/tinysofa-release
osrelfile trustix = /etc/trustix-release
osrelfile adamantix = /etc/adamantix_version
osrelfile yoper = /etc/yoper-release
osrelfile arch = /etc/arch-release
osrelfile libranet = /etc/libranet_version
osrelfile valinux = /etc/va-release
osrelfile yellowdog = /etc/yellowdog-release
osrelfile ultrapenguin = /etc/ultrapenguin-release

#
# Here are the ambiguous file association
# E.g. the file /etc/redhat-release is found on multiple distro such as redhat, rhel, centos, mandrake, vmware
#

# Mandrake <= 10.1
osrelambfile mandrake = /etc/mandrake-release

# Debian >= 3.1
osrelambfile debian = /etc/debian_version

# SuSE >= 10.0
osrelambfile suse = /etc/SuSE-release

# RedHat >= 7.3
osrelambfile redhat = /etc/redhat-release

# LSB
osrelambfile lsb = /etc/lsb-release

#
# Here is the association between the key and all the OS usig the same file
# The key mentioned here should be the same as the previous ones
#
osambiguous mandrake = mandrake,mandrakelinux
osambiguous debian = debian,ubuntu
osambiguous suse = suse,sles,opensuse
osambiguous redhat = redhat,rhel,centos,mandrake,vmware
osambiguous lsb = ubuntu,lsb

#
# The next key give the Regular Expression that is used when parsing the previous file
# to find the version needed in it
#
osrelexpr gentoo = .* version (.+)
osrelexpr slackware = S[^ ]* (.+)$
osrelexpr mandriva = Mandr[^ ]* [^ ]* release (.+) \(
osrelexpr mandrake = Mandr[^ ]* release (.+) \(
osrelexpr mandrakelinux = Mandrakelinux release (.+) \(
osrelexpr fedora = Fedora .*release (\d+) \(
osrelexpr vmware = VMware ESX Server (\d+) \(
osrelexpr rhel = Red Hat (?:Enterprise Linux|Linux Advanced Server) .*release ([0-9.]+).* \(
osrelexpr centos = .*CentOS .*release ([0-9]).* 
osrelexpr redhat = Red Hat Linux release (.+) \(
osrelexpr sles = SUSE .* Enterprise Server (\d+) \(
osrelexpr suse = SUSE LINUX (\d.+) \(
osrelexpr opensuse = openSUSE (\d.+) \(
osrelexpr asianux = Asianux (?:Server|release) ([0-9]).* \(
osrelexpr lsb = .*[^Ubunt].*\nDISTRIB_RELEASE=(.+)
osrelexpr ubuntu = .*Ubuntu.*\nDISTRIB_RELEASE=(.+)
osrelexpr debian = (.+)
osrelexpr solaris = Solaris (\d+) 

# Ganularity is the following:
#
# ostype
#   osfamily
#     os
#       os-ver
#         os-ver-arch

# Group OS by family to handle common actions more easily (filtering, install command, ...)
osfamily debian = du
osfamily ubuntu = du
osfamily gentoo = gen
osfamily slackware = slack
osfamily suse = novell
osfamily opensuse = novell
osfamily sles = novell
osfamily redhat = rh
osfamily rhel = rh
osfamily fedora = rh
osfamily vmware = rh
osfamily asianux = rh
osfamily centos = rh
osfamily mandrake = md
osfamily mandrakelinux = md
osfamily mandriva = md
osfamily freebsd = bsd
osfamily solaris = sol
osfamily unknown = unknown

# Group family by build types
ostype du = deb
ostype slack = tgz
ostype gen = ebuild
ostype novell = rpm
ostype rh = rpm
ostype md = rpm
ostype bsd = port
ostype sol = pkg
ostype unknown = unknown

# From the most generic to the most specialized, in term of granularity,
# give the command to use to install on the OS
# If none is given, no install can takes place
osupd du = sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get -y install 
osupd gen = sudo emerge 
osupd rpm = sudo yum clean all; sudo yum -y update ; sudo yum -y install 
osupd rhel-2.1 = sudo up2date -y 
osupd rhel-3 = sudo up2date -y 
osupd rhel-4 = sudo up2date -y 
osupd md = sudo urpmi.update -a ; sudo urpmi --auto 
osupd novell = export TERM=linux ; export PATH=\$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin ; sudo yast2 -i 
osupd unknown = unknown

# From the most generic to the most specialized, in term of granularity,
# give the suffix for the packages created
# If none is given, the suffix will be a concatenation of 
# .osname and version 
# osname being as defined upper as the keys of osrelfile and osrelambfile

ossuffix slackware = slack
ossuffix asianux = asx
ossuffix fedora = fc
ossuffix vmware = vmw
ossuffix mandrake = mdk
ossuffix mandriva = mdv
#ossuffix centos = el

# For that OS no need to keep the version
osnover gentoo = true

#  For that OS no need to keep the . in the version release
osremovedotinver mandrake = true
osremovedotinver redhat = true