Open rezib opened 8 years ago
Hi,
The info_suites variable is very fragile and it's highly dependant on the server as stated in the example config.ini:
https://github.com/edf-hpc/clara/blob/master/example-conf/config.ini#L26
So it only work using "server" and "info_suites" as stated in the example config.ini and if you change the server and edit info_suites, you have to be very careful to keep it working as we see here :(
The problem with nested suited was already taken into account hardcoded in the code:
https://github.com/edf-hpc/clara/blob/master/clara/plugins/clara_repo.py#L184
so the suite name would be properly handled by debmirror but the destination folder isn't nested.
I think (untested) the problem mentioned is fixed by replacing:
jessie/updates:calibre9/debian-security
with: jessie-security:calibre9/debian-security
However, we should fix the real problem here and this will need some discussion :-)
One possible solution inside clara is modify "info_suites" to instead of having two values (TD) have three (TD) adding the destination folder. But:
Another possible solution is to declare all this data in a YAML file containing the server, the suites to mirror, the destination folder, the archs to mirror, the method, etc.
Hi,
repos.ini
is a mix of wheezy
and jessie
this ticket is old and at this time stretch
did not exist.
I can fix easily the part as explain by @ana , but:
Do you want me to change it to use stretch
and by the way bring Clara
to last Debian 9 version codename?
Also, calibre9
is the old codename of Scibian
.
Do you wish to use that codename repository or change to the last one (if the repositories with that codenames exist)?
On Debian wheezy with reprepro 4.12.5-1, with the following
info_suites
:The resulting layout in the
mirror_root
of the local disk is:This is an issue since when clara first sync the
jessie
suite, it deletes recursively thejessie/updates
directory since it is not present on the source server (it is in another webroot). Then, thejessie/updates
suite must be sync from scratch every times, and this is a bit annoying.