Init scripts have been refactored to improve readability. The most
important aspect of this refactor is that automated testing has been
implemented using Qemu. Eventually we will get to the point of
automatically building new archzfs packages as soon as a new kernel is
released to the arch testing repo, after that the tests will be used to
determine if the archzfs packages can be pushed out to aur and
archzfs.com.
Closes#22Closes#31Closes#38Closes#48
Packages built just for the archiso, included in the archzfs main repo.
To install, users will only need to install the archzfs-archiso-linux
package group.
NOTE: This will not work with the default clean-chroot-manager as the
required kernel packages for archiso cannot be installed in the clean
chroot working copy because they are out-of-date. The following change
was made to ccm64 to build the archiso packages:
PACKAGER=$PACKAGER THREADS=$THREADS nice -19 /usr/bin/makechrootpkg -I "/var/cache/pacman/pkg/linux-4.5.4-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz" -I "/var/cache/pacman/pkg/linux-headers-4.5.4-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz" -c -u -r $CHROOTPATH64
A request has been made upstream to pass -I to makechrootpkg so that
this change no longer requires a custom ccm64 script.
Mutt is having an issue when being run from cron. It hangs and consumes
mass quantities of CPU, this stacks as subsequent calls by cron (every
ten minutes in my case) also hang. I don't feel like spending hours upon
hours trying to debug mutt, so I have disabled it's usage for the
scraper.sh script since it is trivial to setup cronie to use msmtp.
The wrapped commands were not getting properly "unwrapped" when used with
strings. This was causing eval "$@" to try to run the first word word in the
unescaped string.
When the archiso is updated, usually the packages are no longer in the build
directories. This update adds the AZB_PACKAGE_BACKUP_DIR variable to allow
repo.sh to gather packages from the backup directory to add to
demz-repo-archiso.