Hi, I finally manage to get opennebula-5.10.4[1] hotfix version working, compiling everything from source. This includes also the documentation.
If use flags docker or sunstone are selected, build will require network-sandbox disabled. emerge will fail in pretend and setup phase if network-sandbox was not authorized by the user. I hope this ebuild to be useful and I'm glad to share it for Gentoo community. Best, Samuel [1] https://cgit.gentoo.org/repo/user/ssnb.git/tree/app-emulation/opennebula On 5/4/20 2:00 PM, Samuel Bernardo wrote: > Hi, > > I start to thanks all your advices from previous emails related to > ebuild development. > > I send you this email to let off steam about the big mess to have latest > OpenNebula version available in my Gentoo overlay[1]. This was the > problems I had to deal with: > > - patch many source files with sed to change /usr/lib into /usr/lib64 > - pretend phase fails for use flag docker because requires > -network-sandbox (I don't see value in the effort to use the > docker-machine driver in opennebula, besides it was possible to get all > required dependencies using EGO_SUM) > - pretend phase fails for use flag sunstone in case of an hotfix release > because it requires -network-sandbox (in this case is just impossible to > manage npm and bower) > - missing parser source files from official archive that I solved using > archive from same github tag using ebuild files to add them > - some files in /usr/lib64/one, /usr/share/one and /var/lib/one with > executable permissions (I need to use cp -a to copy this directories to > the image because the file permissions are set by their build tool, and > there are so many that I haven't the time to review them in each release > using the required Gentoo install functions) > > I send an email to upstream with all my complaints, asking them that all > required dependencies for the source code must be present in the archive > and not being downloaded during build. > > There are also compile problems for sunstone minified files using hotfix > release, and that's the reason why I have those ebuilds hard masked. > > I also do a big improvement in ebuild code from the previous versions > that I had removed since they are insecure. > > So in summary, is possible to install opennebula with network-sandbox > but without docker-machine driver and only using stable releases without > hotfixes. Anyway, the pretend phase tests for use flags docker and > sunstone, and fails in case it requires -network-sandbox. So is an user > decision in the end to allow -network-sandbox. > > Best, > > [1] https://cgit.gentoo.org/repo/user/ssnb.git/tree/app-emulation/opennebula >
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