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cfengine/buildscripts: Build scripts for CFEngine Community packages

This repository contains the necessary tools to build and test cfengine packages for various platforms.

By experimentation I have found that building hub packages, which includes php dependency requires more than 1.6G of RAM/swap. 2.6G worked for me, less might work as well.

A minimal example would be to build packages for cfengine community agent. This should be done in an isolated environment such as a dedicated host, virtual machine or linux container.

Install necessary distribution packages. For example on debian/ubuntu:

apt update -y
apt upgrade -y
apt install -y git autoconf automake m4 make bison flex binutils libtool gcc g++ libc-dev libpam0g-dev python3 psmisc libtokyocabinet-dev libssl-dev libpcre2-dev default-jre-headless build-essential fakeroot ntp dpkg-dev debhelper pkg-config nfs-common sudo apt-utils wget libncurses5 rsync libexpat1-dev libexpat1 curl
apt purge -y emacs emacs24 libltdl-dev libltdl7

Get the cfengine source code:

mkdir $HOME/cfengine
cd $HOME/cfengine
git clone --recursive --depth 1 https://github.com/cfengine/core
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/cfengine/buildscripts
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/cfengine/masterfiles

Set some environment variables:

export NO_CONFIGURE=1
export PROJECT=community
export BUILD_TYPE=DEBUG
export EXPLICIT_ROLE=agent

Execute the build steps and see that packages are generated:

./buildscripts/build-scripts/autogen
./buildscripts/build-scripts/clean-buildmachine
./buildscripts/build-scripts/build-environment-check
./buildscripts/build-scripts/install-dependencies
./buildscripts/build-scripts/configure
./buildscripts/build-scripts/compile
./buildscripts/build-scripts/package
ls -l cfengine-community/*.deb

Due to sheer diversity of the environments, build machine is expected to provide strict minimum amount of software (don't forget --no-install-recommends on dpkg-based systems):

To access the build machine:

• SSH server
  • Bundled one on Unixes
  • FreeSSHd on Windows
• 'build' account with SSH key installed

To transfer files back and forth:

• rsync on Unixes
• 7z on Windows

To be able to install packages and run tests:

• passwordless sudo access for 'build' account
• sudo should not require TTY (remove 'Defaults requiretty' from /etc/sudoers)

To build everything:

• GCC (gcc)
  • Additionally, libgcc is used on AIX and Solaris only
• GNU make (make)
• libc development package (libc-dev, glibc-devel)
• bison (bison)
• flex (flex)
• fakeroot (but not fakeroot 1.12, it is horribly slow!)

To create packages:

• Native packaging manager
  • rpm-build on RPM-based systems
  • dpkg-dev, debhelper, fakeroot
  • WiX on Windows

To build MySQL library (yeah!):

• g++ (gcc-c++, g++)
• ncurses (ncurses-devel, libncurses5-dev)

To build libvirt:

• pkg-config (pkg-config, pkgconfig)

Anything else is either preprocessed on buildbot slave or built and installed during build.

• texinfo
• texlive
• cm-super
• texlive-fonts-extra

Build machines should not contain the following items, which may interfere with build process:

• CFEngine itself, either in source or binary form (build machines are short-living, so this is not a problem)
• Development packages for anything beside libc to avoid picking them up instead of bundled ones accidentally.
• MySQL and PostgreSQL servers, clients and libraries

The following packages should not be installed on build machines as well, to avoid accidentally regenerating files transferred from buildslave:

• automake
• autoconf
• libtool

File install-dependencies and the relevant subdirectories in deps-packaging are the source of this information.

• MinGW-w64 OUTDATED needed for redmine#2932
  • Requires change of buildslaves (autobuild)

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