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All these point to valid https: resources, but there is a small chance
that some unusual interaction will cause it not to work. Some of these
changes also won't take effect until the server is restarted, so we'll
need to keep this in mind if failures occur long from now.
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rationale:
it badly broke installing some packages with rpm-4.16 which add provides
for every generated package to the SRPM
See https://rpm.org/wiki/Releases/4.16.0
Basically reverting commit cc1079609497da5d5700e27f1076d57bf2b9282c and
its 2 followup fixups
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This option is no longer needed with the no_mirror option.
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Option to select wether iurt should use bootstrap URL for medias.
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Remove use of "each" methods on hashes in template files. With ruby 1.8,
the order in which the hash is enumerated is random. When using the each
method to scan all hash keys and elements in template files, puppet will
do unnecessary changes in files installed on the server, making it more
difficult to see the real changes. In order to avoid this, we stop using
the "each" method on hashes and instead use the "keys" method to get an
array of all keys and sort it alphabetically.
With ruby 1.9 the hashes enumerate their values in the order that the
corresponding keys were inserted, but we are still using ruby 1.8 with
Mageia 2.
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Use $buildsystem::var::repository::hostname to store repository
hostname.
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The $distros variable is hash containing settings about the
distributions.
It was something like this :
$distro = {
'cauldron' => {
'arch' => [ 'i586', 'x86_64' ],
'medias' => {
'core' => [ 'release' ],
},
'base_medias' => [ 'core/release' ],
},
}
It is now something like this :
$distro = {
'cauldron' => {
'arch' => [ 'i586', 'x86_64' ],
'medias' => {
'core' => {
'repos' => {
'release' => {},
},
},
},
'base_medias' => [ 'core/release' ],
},
}
This should allow setting more infos about each medias / repos, that can
be used in order to generate media.cfg config files.
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Add an option to select supported arch of a distribution.
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All distributions now use the same template file for their iurt
configuration file. The 'base_media' value has been added in the
distributions configuration in buildsystem::var::distros to allow
setting in iurt configuration the base_media that will be used to
generate chroots.
The iurt configuration now also contains all the medias in 'all_media',
instead of only the 'release' medias previously.
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