121 lines
7.5 KiB
XML
121 lines
7.5 KiB
XML
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
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<!--
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The parsing supports XInclude (https://www.w3.org/TR/xinclude/).
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You can use external XML snippets if that's easier/cleaner (it usually is).
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-->
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<archrepo xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
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xmlns="http://git.square-r00t.net/Arch_Repo_Builder/tree/"
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xsi:schemaLocation="http://git.square-r00t.net/Arch_Repo_Builder/plain/archrepo.xsd">
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<!--
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The repo element contains information for each repository we should build for.
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Attributes:
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name: The name of the repository. This is used for the db name and to generate pacman.conf snippets.
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staging: The path to the staging directory. This is where we will build packages and sync to mirrors from.
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signPkgs: Either "1"/"true" or "0"/"false". Whether or not we should sign packages. See signDB, gnupgHome,
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and gpgKeyID.
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signDB: Either "1"/"true" or "0"/"false". Whether or not we should sign the database files. See signPkgs,
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gnupgHome, and gpgKeyID.
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gnupgHome: The path to use for the GnuPG home (GNUPGHOME environment variable).
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The order of preference follows:
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1.) gnupgHome attribute (if set)
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2.) $GNUPGHOME env var (if set)
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3.) ~/.gnupg
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See signPkgs, signDB, and gpgKeyID.
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gpgKeyID: The key ID to use. It *must* have the signing ("S") capability. If it is a subkey fingerprint,
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that subkey will be used. If a subkey fpr is specified but lacks the signing capability, the
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(parent) key will be used (if it has signing capability). If no key ID/fingerprint/etc. is
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specified, we will use the first key with signing capability found (this should be fine if you
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only have one key with signing capabilities in your gnupgHome). If no suitable key is found but
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signing is enabled, an error will be thrown. See signPkgs, signDB, and gnupgHome.
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-->
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<repo
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name="testrepo"
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staging="/var/tmp/arch/autorepo"
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signPkgs="true"
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signDB="true"
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gnupgHome="~/.gnupg"
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gpgKeyID="0x748231EBCBD808A14F5E85D28C004C2F93481F6B">
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<!--
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The mirrors element contains either localMirror elements or remoteMirror elements (see below).
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There must be at least 1 of either type.
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-->
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<mirrors>
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<!-- localMirror elements contain the path to a local mirror (exists on the same system as you're building
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from). Most users will probably want this if their build box and mirror are the same machine, or if
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you only want a local repository.
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Attributes:
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user: The user to chown the files/directories to (must be running as root user). If not
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specified, the default is the current user (or the user calling sudo, if done via sudo).
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group: The group to chown the files/directories to (must be running as root user). If not
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specified, the default is the primary group for the current user (or the user calling
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sudo, if done via sudo).
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fileMode: The octal permissions to chmod the files to.
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dirMode: The octal permissions to chmod the directories to.
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-->
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<localMirror
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user="foo"
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group="bar"
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fileMode="0600"
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dirMode="0700">/path/to/path</localMirror>
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<localMirror>a/relative/path</localMirror>
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<!--
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The remoteMirror element is for rsyncing packages to a remote mirror/repo server. Rsync must be installed
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locally (it should; it's part of base-devel) *and* the remote server. Obviously, SSH pubkey auth must also
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be set up as well for the user. They must have a valid shell on the server for chmodding/chowning.
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Attributes:
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user: The (remote) user to sync as (e.g. for "ssh foo@bar", user would be "foo").
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server: The server to sync to. Can be an IP address, hostname (if resolvable), or FQDN.
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port: The remote SSH port.
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key: The pubkey to use to connect.
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remoteUser: The (remote) user to chown the files/directories to (must be connecting as root user).
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If not specified, the default is the connecting user ("user" attribute).
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remoteGroup: The (remote) group to chown the files/directories to (must be connecting as root user).
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If not specified, the default is the connecting user's ("user" attribute) primary
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group.
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fileMode: The octal permissions to chmod the remote files to.
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dirMode: The octal permissions to chmod the remote directories to.
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-->
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<remoteMirror
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user="foo"
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server="bar.domain.tld"
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port="22"
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key="~/.ssh/id_rsa"
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remoteUser="foo"
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remoteGroup="bar"
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fileMode="0600"
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dirMode="0700">/path/to/remote/path</remoteMirror>
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</mirrors>
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<!--
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The packages element contains actual packages to build into the repository.
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-->
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<packages>
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<!--
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The aur element specifies packages that should be fetched and built from the AUR.
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They contain the name of the package.
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Attributes:
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alwaysBuild: Accepts "1"/"true" or "0"/"false". If true, always build the package even if the same
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version exists already. This only works if you don't delete/empty
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~/.cache/arch_build_repo, otherwise it will be built.
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-->
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<aur alwaysBuild="true">somepkg</aur>
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<!--
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The pkgbuild element specifies packages that are locally developed/designed.
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They contain the name of the package.
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Attributes:
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path: The path to the package to build. It can be:
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- a tarball (.tar.gz) (as created with the allsource flag for makepkg)
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(must contain a "PKGBUILD" file)
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- a directory, which will search for a file named PKGBUILD
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(recursion currently not supported)
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- a file, which is assumed to be a PKGBUILD file
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alwaysBuild: Accepts "1"/"true" or "0"/"false". If true, always build the package even if the same
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version exists already. This only works if you don't delete/empty your staging
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directory, otherwise it will be built.
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cleanUp: Accepts "1"/"true" or "0"/"false". If true, clean up the source directories after a
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successful build.
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-->
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<pkgbuild path="/path/to/pkgnm.snapshot.tar.gz" alwaysBuild="true">pkgnm</pkgbuild>
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<pkgbuild path="/path/to/PKGBUILD" alwaysBuild="false">pkgnm2</pkgbuild>
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</packages>
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</repo>
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</archrepo> |