Re: GoboLinux Community Binaries Packages

"Lucas C. Villa Real" <[email protected]> Wed, 10 May 2017 00:57:14 -0300
Newsgroups gmane.linux.distributions.gobo.general
Message-ID <CAAvzgtaQ-m+W2uESDN1a2Dg9+45Kmwfa6KnyY0h7Ym90_mGxjg@mail.gmail.com>
On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 10:18 AM, Wilson Moura <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi, guys
> I'm here to announce my project
> I am creating a repository to keep some packages in binary mode to
> facilitate the installation of the same.
>
> Project URL: https://github.com/WilsonRU/Gobolinux-bin
>
> I currently have a few more packages to the tbm community can contribute
> with some
>
> All packages listed here are made and create by community members. Some of
> them may lack their dependencies if this happens. please report so that it
> is fixed as fast as possible and thus keep as many binary mode packages as
> possible.
>

Hi Wilson,

The InstallPackage tool can automatically fetch packages from your
repository as long as you have a file called MANIFEST.bz2 with the name of
the tarballs you are hosting. This is what we have on gobolinux.org:

    gobolinux.org/packages/016/MANIFEST.bz2

I'm not sure if files under subdirectories will be catched or not, but you
can try. Then, the other thing that you will need to do is to edit
/System/Settings/Scripts/GetAvailable.conf and include the URL to your
manifest file on the contribPackagesList array. For example:

    officialPackagesLists=(
       'https://gobolinux.org/packages/016/MANIFEST.bz2'
    )
    contribPackagesLists=(
        'https://WilsonRU.github.io/GoboLinux-bin/MANIFEST.bz2'
    )

My suggestion for you is to move all files to a flat hierarchy and to host
them on your github.io page. That should make it easier for other users to
fetch the packages you're maintaining.

Cheers,
Lucas

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