Re: [Pbibuild] PBI Autobuild: winrar

/Programs/WinRAR1.0-rc3/bin/winrar: /Programs/WinRAR0.9.61/bin/wine: not 
found

PCBSD Build Server schrieb:
> PBI Autobuild results for module winrar:
> Status: Success
>
> View Folder:
> ftp://ftp.pcbsd.org/pub/pbioutgoing/i386/outgoing/winrar/
>
> File listing:
> -rwxr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  10270032 May 25 14:05 WinRAR1.0-rc2-PV0.pbi
> -rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel        63 Jun  2 15:55 WinRAR1.0-rc2-PV0.pbi.md5
> -rwxr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  10274290 Jun  2 15:55 WinRAR1.0-rc3-PV0.pbi
> -rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel        63 Jun  2 15:55 WinRAR1.0-rc3-PV0.pbi.md5
> -rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel   8670216 Jun  2 15:55 build.log
> -rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel         0 May 25 14:05 build.time
> -rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel         7 Jun  2 14:15 dirstatus
> -rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel      1256 Jun  2 14:15 index.php
>
> PBI MD5:
> MD5 (WinRAR1.0-rc2-PV0.pbi) = 0ba9c72929c1f0ea3f5b4e94f0f6d1d8
> MD5 (WinRAR1.0-rc3-PV0.pbi) = 72a9483b7038b20030d59c52da183129
>
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Using <Start Dialog> in Setup

Is it possible to use the <Start Dialog>...<End Dialog> tags in 
PBI.SetupScript.sh?  My tests seem to indicate this only works in 
FirstRun, and I should probably be using kdialog directly in the other 
scripts.  Is this correct?  Thanks.

Joe

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server programs

I am new to PC-BSD, formerly using FreeBSD 7. I switched for the ease of
use of the system. I was fine without the PBIs and other helpful
features, but I will be using this system for some clients and wanted to
become familiar with it so I can answer their questions. I use this
machine as a server and will be going about the process of reinstalling
the latest versions of Apache, PHP, MySQL, Tcl, and other server
programs. While I'm putting them on I figured I'd utilize the PBI system
instead of just using the ports tree directly, and that if I'm going
through the trouble of making them, why not share them with the community?
Please let me know if I can help make PBIs for distribution on pbidir or 
be part of the PBI-Dev team.
Thanks,
Robert Swain
Biff the Monkey Productions, LLC

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Bacula Bat PBI

Hello.

I come from PC-BSD forum which seems to be not the best place for getting PBIs 
to wider audience. And actually this is quite a first version of the PBI I'd 
dare to share to wider audience :)

Anyway, what I haven't find out from forums is what to do with Update URL - 
should it be set to "http://update.pbidir.com"?

So could anyone take a look at this and give me some feedback about what the 
PBI lacks etc?

About Kris' question about integration of kmdr-executor into the PBI - when I 
created the Kommander script, I did try first including kmdr-executor and 
then creating Kommander PBI too, but it was quite a tough task as 
kmdr-executor is dependent on different KDE libraries and environment 
variables etc. Or maybe I was just too incompetent. More about the issue 
here: http://mail.kdewebdev.org/pipermail/kommander/2008-March/001678.html

PS. PBI: http://dev.pcbsd.org/pbi/BaculaBat2.4.0-PV0.5.pbi; forum: 
http://forums.pcbsd.org/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=10997

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Re: server programs

Robert Swain wrote:
> I am new to PC-BSD, formerly using FreeBSD 7. I switched for the ease of
> use of the system. I was fine without the PBIs and other helpful
> features, but I will be using this system for some clients and wanted to
> become familiar with it so I can answer their questions. I use this
> machine as a server and will be going about the process of reinstalling
> the latest versions of Apache, PHP, MySQL, Tcl, and other server
> programs. While I'm putting them on I figured I'd utilize the PBI system
> instead of just using the ports tree directly, and that if I'm going
> through the trouble of making them, why not share them with the community?
> Please let me know if I can help make PBIs for distribution on pbidir or 
> be part of the PBI-Dev team.
> Thanks,
> Robert Swain
> Biff the Monkey Productions, LLC
> 

Robert,

We would love to have your help on the PBI Dev team on some Server 
PBI's. What would be nice about having those available, is that your 
customers could use the "update" service also, to get new versions of 
the PBI applications without any difficulty. Gonzalo and I will be more 
than happy to help answer any questions you may have about the PBI 
creation process. The first place you'll want to look though is here:

http://www.pcbsd.org/content/view/45/30/

If you are on PC-BSD 1.5.x, go ahead and download the PBI Builder 
software and install it via the commands listed on the page. There is 

Re: Bacula Bat PBI

Silver Salonen wrote:
> Hello.
> 
> I come from PC-BSD forum which seems to be not the best place for getting PBIs 
> to wider audience. And actually this is quite a first version of the PBI I'd 
> dare to share to wider audience :)
> 
> Anyway, what I haven't find out from forums is what to do with Update URL - 
> should it be set to "http://update.pbidir.com"?

That is the correct URL, that'll allow us to issue updates for the PBI 
via the Updater service properly :)

> So could anyone take a look at this and give me some feedback about what the 
> PBI lacks etc?

The only thing I saw was the problem with kmd-executor not being 
present. But maybe we can fix that?

> About Kris' question about integration of kmdr-executor into the PBI - when I 
> created the Kommander script, I did try first including kmdr-executor and 
> then creating Kommander PBI too, but it was quite a tough task as 
> kmdr-executor is dependent on different KDE libraries and environment 
> variables etc. Or maybe I was just too incompetent. More about the issue 
> here: http://mail.kdewebdev.org/pipermail/kommander/2008-March/001678.html

How did you build this PBI, did you use the GUI creator, or the PBI 
Builder software?

http://www.pcbsd.org/content/view/45/30/

Re: Bacula Bat PBI

On Monday 16 June 2008 16:26, Kris Moore wrote:
> Silver Salonen wrote:
> > So could anyone take a look at this and give me some feedback about what 
the 
> > PBI lacks etc?
> 
> The only thing I saw was the problem with kmd-executor not being 
> present. But maybe we can fix that?

That would be very cool. But what if the kmdr-executor with all the libraries 
would be bigger than Bat itself? Should it be provided as a separate package 
then?

> > About Kris' question about integration of kmdr-executor into the PBI - 
when I 
> > created the Kommander script, I did try first including kmdr-executor and 
> > then creating Kommander PBI too, but it was quite a tough task as 
> > kmdr-executor is dependent on different KDE libraries and environment 
> > variables etc. Or maybe I was just too incompetent. More about the issue 
> > here: http://mail.kdewebdev.org/pipermail/kommander/2008-March/001678.html
> 
> How did you build this PBI, did you use the GUI creator, or the PBI 
> Builder software?

I used PBI Creator for that. Would PBI Builder be more suitable for that?

> I could probably help take a look at this one, and help you figure out 
> why kmdr-executor isn't working. Its probably going to be some library 
> trickery like you said :)

server programs

I am new to PC-BSD, formerly using FreeBSD 7. I switched for the ease of 
use of the system. I was fine without the PBIs and other helpful 
features, but I will be using this system for some clients and wanted to 
become familiar with it so I can answer their questions. I use this 
machine as a server and will be going about the process of reinstalling 
the latest versions of Apache, PHP, MySQL, Tcl, and other server 
programs. While I'm putting them on I figured I'd utilize the PBI system 
instead of just using the ports tree directly, and that if I'm going 
through the trouble of making them, why not share them with the community?
Please let me know if I can help make PBIs for distribution on pbidir.
Thanks,
Robert Swain
Biff the Monkey Productions, LLC

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Pbi-dev mailing list
Pbi-dev@...
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Re: [Pbibuild] PBI Autobuild: winfirefox2

/Programs/WinFirefox1.0-rc5/bin/winfirefox:
/Programs/WinFirefox0.9.61/bin/wine: not found

PCBSD Build Server schrieb:
> PBI Autobuild results for module winfirefox2:
> Status: Success
>
> View Folder:
> ftp://ftp.pcbsd.org/pub/pbioutgoing/i386/outgoing/winfirefox2/
>
> File listing:
> -rwxr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  20892909 Jun 12 17:27 WinFirefox1.0-rc4-PV0.pbi
> -rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel        67 Jun 16 19:23 WinFirefox1.0-rc4-PV0.pbi.md5
> -rwxr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  20901309 Jun 16 19:23 WinFirefox1.0-rc5-PV0.pbi
> -rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel        67 Jun 16 19:23 WinFirefox1.0-rc5-PV0.pbi.md5
> -rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel   8870849 Jun 16 19:23 build.log
> -rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel         0 Jun 12 17:27 build.time
> -rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel         7 Jun 16 17:42 dirstatus
> -rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel      1256 Jun 16 17:42 index.php
>
> PBI MD5:
> MD5 (WinFirefox1.0-rc4-PV0.pbi) = a887009936a52fc74e6e6670f5dd8cf1
> MD5 (WinFirefox1.0-rc5-PV0.pbi) = 21c6978dc7457e1c809df1ab1333b619
>
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Re: [Pbibuild] PBI Autobuild: winfirefox2

Marcel Klinz [PC-BSD.de] wrote:
> /Programs/WinFirefox1.0-rc5/bin/winfirefox:
> /Programs/WinFirefox0.9.61/bin/wine: not found
> 
> PCBSD Build Server schrieb:
>> PBI Autobuild results for module winfirefox2:
>> Status: Success

Gon,

Did you want to fix this so we can have a new win firefox?

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