hola!
I packaged the latest version of Bacula, so I wish to publish it, but there's already an older package in AUR that I can't replace.
Could you help me? thanks
On Jan 1, 2008 12:11 AM, kalos@autistici.org wrote:
I packaged the latest version of Bacula, so I wish to publish it, but there's already an older package in AUR that I can't replace.
Alright, seems this PKGBUILD was uploaded almost 2 years ago and never touched again. I have orphaned it, please adopt it before uploading your own PKGBUILD.
On Mon, 31 Dec 2007 15:11:48 +0000 kalos@autistici.org wrote:
Hi!
I packaged the latest version of Bacula, so I wish to publish it, but there's already an older package in AUR that I can't replace.
Thank you for your attempt to bring bacula packge up-to-date.
I'm installing it at the moment, but see that it has mysql deps.
Will it be possible to remove mysql dep and just inform user to install some database back-end 'cause Bacula can use either MySQL, PostgreSQL or even SQLite, although, I agree, configuring Bacula with different back-ends involve some extra hacking?
Sincerely, Gour
Gruesse! * Gour gour@mail.inet.hr schrieb am [01.01.08 11:32]:
On Mon, 31 Dec 2007 15:11:48 +0000 kalos@autistici.org wrote:
Hi!
I packaged the latest version of Bacula, so I wish to publish it, but there's already an older package in AUR that I can't replace.
Thank you for your attempt to bring bacula packge up-to-date.
I'm installing it at the moment, but see that it has mysql deps.
Will it be possible to remove mysql dep and just inform user to install some database back-end 'cause Bacula can use either MySQL, PostgreSQL or even SQLite, although, I agree, configuring Bacula with different back-ends involve some extra hacking?
I'm not a TU nor a developer, but: Is is not the better way that all different SQL-Server have a "sql-server" in provides field and packages like bacula only depend on this?
This is IMHO the way that: man PKGBUILD show for such situations.
Sincerely, Gour
Gerhard (gerbra@archlinux.de)
Il 1/1/2008 11:32 Gour ha scritto:
Thank you for your attempt to bring bacula packge up-to-date.
I'm installing it at the moment, but see that it has mysql deps.
Will it be possible to remove mysql dep and just inform user to install some database back-end 'cause Bacula can use either MySQL, PostgreSQL or even SQLite, although, I agree, configuring Bacula with different back-ends involve some extra hacking?
No, it's no possible, because bacula must have a database library in build time. IMHO the KISS solution is write 3 different PKGBUILD.. ex: 'bacula' packet have a _standard_ depend db: mysql, 'bacula-sqlite' have sqlite db etc..
Another important question is the PKGBUILD of the various clients: bconsole (text), bat(qt4+qwt), gconsole(gnome/gtk) and wxconsole(wxWindget)
I try to write PKGBUILD for various db backend and for all clients ..
Have patience it's my first AUR packet ;)
(ehm.. sorry for my english! )
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: aur-general-bounces@archlinux.org [mailto:aur-general- bounces@archlinux.org] Namens kalos Verzonden: dinsdag 1 januari 2008 22:06 Aan: aur-general@archlinux.org Onderwerp: Re: [aur-general] bacula package
Il 1/1/2008 11:32 Gour ha scritto:
Thank you for your attempt to bring bacula packge up-to-date.
I'm installing it at the moment, but see that it has mysql deps.
Will it be possible to remove mysql dep and just inform user to
install
some database back-end 'cause Bacula can use either MySQL,
PostgreSQL
or even SQLite, although, I agree, configuring Bacula with different back-ends involve some extra hacking?
No, it's no possible, because bacula must have a database library in build time. IMHO the KISS solution is write 3 different PKGBUILD.. ex: 'bacula' packet have a _standard_ depend db: mysql, 'bacula-sqlite' have sqlite db etc..
Another important question is the PKGBUILD of the various clients: bconsole (text), bat(qt4+qwt), gconsole(gnome/gtk) and wxconsole(wxWindget)
I try to write PKGBUILD for various db backend and for all clients ..
Have patience it's my first AUR packet ;)
(ehm.. sorry for my english! )
Remember that we have library-only packages for mysql and postgresql, so you can save yourself the work for splitting these things up. Depending on postgresql and mysql itself is not-done, as you should have the choice to run the database on a different host.
Il 2/1/2008 12:04 Jan de Groot ha scritto:
Remember that we have library-only packages for mysql and postgresql, so you can save yourself the work for splitting these things up. Depending on postgresql and mysql itself is not-done, as you should have the choice to run the database on a different host.
Oops! I fix this depending bug.. sorry and thank you!
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