Date: Fri, 6 Jun 2014 08:42:35 -0400 From: Rick Miller <vmiller@hostileadmin.com> To: freebsd-pkg@freebsd.org Subject: private pkg repos w/ poudriere Message-ID: <CAHzLAVE%2B7O2EjzfWBnWMiAWTLmWY-wm2=V6YYJ%2Bz1k9AHxaiLg@mail.gmail.com>
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Hi all, I ran through the BSDNow tutorial "Making a binary package repository with poudriere" and created repos on a FreeBSD host and copied the resulting directory and contents to a Linux node which hosts a provisioning platform that also hosts binary software repos. I booted a VM to the 10.0-RELEASE bootonly ISO (which I am modifying to perform a custom OS installation) and set PACKAGESITE to the fully qualified URL to the Linux host above and, upon executing pkg, an error citing "Signature for pkg not available" is output. The web server logs on the Linux host show that pkg.txz was found, but not pkg.txz.sig[1]. The logs are accurate...the pkg.txz.sig file does not exist. I assumed Poudriere and/or pkg(8) would generate all files necessary for bootstrapping pkg(8) and using it to install packages to the disk, but this doesn't appear to be the case. I must have missed something. Can someone shed some light on what I did miss? I'm also concerned pkg will encounter issues installing into the bootonly environment as it is read-only. Are there options available for bootstrapping pkg in the bootonly ISO and perhaps installing it to the disk? == References [1] 192.168.x.xxx - - [06/Jun/2014:08:19:27 -0400] "GET /cobbler/repo_mirror/100x64-20140605/Latest/pkg.txz HTTP/1.1" 200 2073272 "-" "pkg libfetch/2.0" 192.168.x.xxx - - [06/Jun/2014:08:19:42 -0400] "GET /cobbler/repo_mirror/100x64-20140605/Latest/pkg.txz.sig HTTP/1.1" 404 354 "-" "pkg libfetch/2.0" 192.168.x.xxx - - [06/Jun/2014:08:19:43 -0400] "GET /cobbler/repo_mirror/100x64-20140605/Latest/pkg.txz.sig HTTP/1.1" 404 354 "-" "pkg libfetch/2.0" 192.168.x.x - - [06/Jun/2014:08:19:44 -0400] "GET /cobbler/repo_mirror/100x64-20140605/Latest/pkg.txz.sig HTTP/1.1" 404 354 "-" "pkg libfetch/2.0" -- Take care Rick Miller
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