[Live-demo] [OSGeo] #1093: update installer versions and URLs
Alex Mandel
tech_dev at wildintellect.com
Sun Feb 24 00:18:25 PST 2013
On 02/23/2013 11:43 PM, OSGeo wrote:
> #1093: update installer versions and URLs
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> Reporter: hamish | Owner: kalxas
> Type: defect | Status: new
> Priority: critical | Milestone: OSGeoLive6.5
> Component: LiveDVD | Resolution:
> Keywords: 6.5, installers |
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>
> Comment(by hamish):
>
> I don't know if it does any harm besides adding unneeded complexity, but
> there's no need to use chroot in making the full.iso, as it doesn't need
> to run anything- the file manifest re-run is not needed, as that only
> records files kept in the dpkg database, and no .deb packages within the
> disc were added or removed in the installer tweak, only to the hold
> system.
>
File manifest, you mean md5 those do need to be rerun to include the
Mac/Win files and the updated squashfs. You're right the symlinks and
file removals probably don't need chroot.
> along similar ''does no harm besides adding unneeded complexity'' lines,
> does the script need to be run as a regular user or as root? (are the
> sudos needed?)
>
> fwiw I'd suggest turning off the progress indicators to improve the signal
> to noise ratio in the logs,
> {{{
> mksquashfs ... -no-progress
> mkisofs ... -quiet
> }}}
> note mksquashfs wants -no-progress as the final option on the command
> line.
>
>
> final style critique is to suggest to set $USER_HOME instead of hardcoding
> /home/user as the other scripts. (again no harm to current build)
>
I also pointed his out in chat. Regular full build script is not hardcoded.
>
> thanks,
> Hamish
>
The reality is the the full build debug script should never need to be
used again the way it was and the non debug version omits some of these
things. I happen to like the progress because I'm impatient and waiting
but don't care if those get quieter.
I think we can close this ticket.
Thanks,
Alex
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