[Zoo-discuss] Ubuntu with ZOO Virtual Image

[Angelos Tzotsos]

Hi Venka, Daniel,

The way proposed by Daniel is I think the best, to create a ZOO account 
in Launchpad and create the packages there. Then we submit a pull 
request to UbuntuGIS in order to publish the binaries to a wider 
audience. This is the way I used for pycsw too.

The dependencies issue is a bit of a trouble. I had to create an 
alternative package for libcgic in openSUSE, while this was maintained 
in the distribution under another version. This can break some systems 
trying to run both versions and is still unresolved :(

Anyway, I think this effort could start with a ZOO Launchpad account and 
figure the details along the way.

Cheers,
Angelos



On 09/22/2012 04:16 AM, Daniel Kastl wrote:
>> Perhaps we could think of a way to add ZOO and GRASS7 to the ubuntugis
>> repository too.
>> Maybe, Daniel and Angelos can give us some feed back about how we
>> could do that based on their experiences in getting pycsw and pgrouting
>> into
>> the ubuntugis repository.
>>
>>
> Hi Venka,
>
> You can create a group account (or use a personal account) on Launchpad to
> provide a repository.
> There you build packages and these packages can be then easily copied to
> UbuntuGIS repository for example.
> I think that's better and easier than asking someone to get access to
> UbuntuGIS.
>
> I have tried some time ago to make packages for ZOO, but I failed because
> of hard to solve dependencies (and I'm not so advanced in packaging). Maybe
> that's easier nowadays, but I always forget how to build packages after a
> while ;-)
> If nobody has done yet, I will try again when building packages for
> pgRouting (probably when Ubuntu 12.10 is available).
>
> Daniel
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Angelos Tzotsos
Remote Sensing Laboratory
National Technical University of Athens
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