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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #67 | fixed | Incorrectly commented define in the template rpm spec | ||
| Description |
I use pb version 0.9.10-1042. It generates incorrect template for rpm spec located at pbconf/PROJECT/rpm/PROJECT.spec. This template contains the following line: #%define srcname PBPKG That causes following error during build2pkg: #%define is forbidden, use #define to comment a %define So, that line should look like this #define srcname PBPKG |
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| #70 | fixed | Keep vm's and ve's up to date | ||
| Description |
Actually keeping the vm's (and ve's) up to date is very time consuming. It may be more easy, if a target exists, which starts all vm's after each other and installs all available updates. |
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| #65 | fixed | Make Enduser usage of created packages more easy | ||
| Description |
To make the usage of the created packages more easy to the end user, some more actions should be done. This should be related to all Distribution, even if I only add OpenSuSe right now, because they have a solution. It would be nice to create a ymp-file on OpenSuSe too, which can be used to enable one-click-installation. I've translated the example from http://de.opensuse.org/1-Klick-Installation/ISV (only available in german) into english, to make it more useable. This file can be linked from a website and if the user activates the link, the defined repository are added and the software is installed. Ubuntu has a quite similar feature too (called apt-protocol). To use this nothing must be done, because a link like apt://urltorepo?package=PKGNAME?dist=VERSION?section=contrib should allow a user to install the package. But actually this kind of links are disabled, because of security concerns at ubuntu. |
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