#!/bin/sh # shellcheck source=./default.conf . "./default.conf" # builds and installs one package for stage 3 if test "$(id -u)" = 0; then sudo -u cross "$0" "$1" exit 0 fi PACKAGE=$1 # draw in default values for build variables . "$SCRIPT_DIR/$TARGET_CPU-stage3/template/DESCR" if test "$(find "$STAGE3_PACKAGES" -regex ".*/$PACKAGE-.*pkg\\.tar\\.xz" | wc -l)" = 0; then echo "Building package $PACKAGE." cd $STAGE3_BUILD || exit 1 # clean up old build sudo rm -rf "$PACKAGE" rm -f "$STAGE3_PACKAGES/$PACKAGE"-*pkg.tar.xz ssh -i $CROSS_HOME/.ssh/id_rsa root@$STAGE1_MACHINE_IP rm -rf "/build/$PACKAGE" # check out the package build information from the upstream git rep # using asp (or from the AUR using yaourt) PACKAGE_DIR="$SCRIPT_DIR/$TARGET_CPU-stage3/$PACKAGE" PACKAGE_CONF="$PACKAGE_DIR/DESCR" if test -f "$PACKAGE_CONF"; then if test "$(grep -c FETCH_METHOD "$PACKAGE_CONF")" = 1; then FETCH_METHOD=$(grep FETCH_METHOD "$PACKAGE_CONF" | cut -f 2 -d = | tr -d '"') fi fi case $FETCH_METHOD in "asp") $ASP export "$PACKAGE" ;; "yaourt") yaourt -G "$PACKAGE" ;; "packages32") # (we assume, we only take core packages) cp -a "$ARCHLINUX32_PACKAGES/core/$PACKAGE" . ;; *) echo "ERROR: unknown FETCH_METHOD '$FETCH_METHOD'.." >&2 exit 1 esac cd "$PACKAGE" || exit 1 # attach our destination platform to be a supported architecture sed -i "/^arch=[^#]*any/!{/^arch=(/s/(/($TARGET_CPU /}" PKGBUILD # if there is a packages32 diff-PKGBUILD, attach it at the end # (we assume, we build only 'core' packages during stage1) DIFF_PKGBUILD="$ARCHLINUX32_PACKAGES/core/$PACKAGE/PKGBUILD" if test -f "$DIFF_PKGBUILD"; then cat "$DIFF_PKGBUILD" >> PKGBUILD fi # copy all other files from Archlinux32, if they exist # (we assume, we only take core packages during stage1) if test -f "$DIFF_PKGBUILD"; then find "$ARCHLINUX32_PACKAGES/core/$PACKAGE"/* ! -name PKGBUILD \ -exec cp {} . \; fi # source package descriptions, sets variables for this script # and executes whatever is needed to build the package if test -f "$PACKAGE_CONF"; then . "$PACKAGE_CONF" fi # copy all files into the build area on the target machine # (but the package DESCR file) if test -d "$PACKAGE_DIR"; then find "$PACKAGE_DIR"/* ! -name DESCR \ -exec cp {} . \; fi # execute makepkg on the host # we would actually like to have a mode like 'download, and noextract' but # makepkg is not doing that (see -e and -o options) makepkg --nobuild rm -rf "$STAGE3_BUILD/$PACKAGE/src" # copy everything to the stage 1 machine scp -i $CROSS_HOME/.ssh/id_rsa -rC "$STAGE3_BUILD/$PACKAGE" build@$STAGE1_MACHINE_IP:/build/. # building the actual package echo "Building $PACKAGE on target.." ssh -i $CROSS_HOME/.ssh/id_rsa build@$STAGE1_MACHINE_IP bash -c "'cd $PACKAGE && makepkg --skipchecksums --skippgpcheck --nocheck'" > $PACKAGE.log 2>&1 RES=$? tail "$PACKAGE.log" if test $RES = 0; then echo "Package $PACKAGE built sucessfully, installing on target.." # copy to our package folder in the first stage chroot ssh -i $CROSS_HOME/.ssh/id_rsa root@$STAGE1_MACHINE_IP bash -c "' cd /build/$PACKAGE rm -f ./*debug*.pkg.tar.xz cp -v ./*.pkg.tar.xz /packages/$TARGET_CPU/. '" # redo the whole pacman cache and repo (always running into trouble # there, packages seem to reappear in old versions) ssh -i $CROSS_HOME/.ssh/id_rsa root@$STAGE1_MACHINE_IP bash -c "' # rm -rf /var/cache/pacman/pkg/* # rm -rf /packages/$TARGET_CPU/temp.db* # rm -rf /packages/$TARGET_CPU/temp.files* # repo-add /packages/$TARGET_CPU/temp.db.tar.gz /packages/$TARGET_CPU/*pkg.tar.xz '" # install onto stage 1 system via pacman if test "$FORCE_INSTALL"; then FORCE="--force" fi ssh -i $CROSS_HOME/.ssh/id_rsa root@$STAGE1_MACHINE_IP bash -c "' # TODO: broken [temp] repo if test \"$ADDITIONAL_INSTALL_PACKAGE\" != \"\"; then #pacman $FORCE --noconfirm -Syy $PACKAGE $ADDITIONAL_INSTALL_PACKAGE pacman $FORCE --noconfirm -U /packages/$TARGET_CPU/$PACKAGE-*.pkg.tar.xz /packages/$TARGET_CPU/$ADDITIONAL_INSTALL_PACKAGE-*.pkg.tar.xz else #pacman $FORCE --noconfirm -Syy $PACKAGE pacman $FORCE --noconfirm -U /packages/$TARGET_CPU/$PACKAGE-*.pkg.tar.xz fi '" # copy packages from target machine and replace our local version with it echo "Salvaging build environment of $PACKAGE from target back to host.." tmp_dir=$(mktemp -d 'tmp.compute-dependencies.0.XXXXXXXXXX' --tmpdir) trap 'rm -rf --one-file-system "${tmp_dir}"' EXIT cd $STAGE3_BUILD || exit 1 mv "$STAGE3_BUILD/$PACKAGE/$PACKAGE.log" "$tmp_dir" cd "$STAGE3_BUILD" || exit 1 rm -rf "$PACKAGE" ssh -i $CROSS_HOME/.ssh/id_rsa root@$STAGE1_MACHINE_IP bash -c "'cd /build && tar zcf $PACKAGE.tar.gz $PACKAGE/'" scp -i $CROSS_HOME/.ssh/id_rsa -rC build@$STAGE1_MACHINE_IP:/build/"$PACKAGE.tar.gz" "$STAGE3_BUILD/." ssh -i $CROSS_HOME/.ssh/id_rsa root@$STAGE1_MACHINE_IP bash -c "'cd /build && rm -f $PACKAGE.tar.gz'" tar zxf "$PACKAGE.tar.gz" rm -f "$PACKAGE.tar.gz" mv "$tmp_dir/$PACKAGE.log" "$STAGE3_BUILD/$PACKAGE/." mv -vf "$STAGE3_BUILD/$PACKAGE/"*.pkg.tar.xz "$STAGE3_PACKAGES/." echo "Built package $PACKAGE." else echo "ERROR building package $PACKAGE" exit 1 fi cd $STAGE3_BUILD || exit 1 else echo "$PACKAGE exists." fi