A simple service which receives HTTP build triggers from GitLab, gets the built packages and puts them in aptly and RPM repos.
- Install pkg-bot on a server reachable by Gitlab as defined below
- configure the pkgbot with the
/etc/gitlab-pkgbot.yamlwhere you define the repos aswell as a gitlab URL- Create a global gitlab token to be used by pkgbot and put into the config
- Set up a web server which forwards requests to the port defined in
/etc/gitlab-pkgbot.yaml(with SSL termination and an IP whitelist containing only the public IP of your gitlab server) - You will have a gitlab Repo which contains some kind of
packagestage to build packages which you want to publish. In this repo:- create a
.pkg-bot.yml. - create a gitlab Webhook which points to your pkgbot server. It needs to run on
Job events
- create a
# apt-get install python-yaml python-pip
# pip install python-gitlab
Clone this repository and switch into the directory:
# python setup.py install
# mkdir /var/run/aptly-spooler
# chown mirror:mirror /var/run/aptly-spooler
The main config file for the bot is located at /etc/gitlab-pkgbot.yaml.
It runs as a systemd service. You can view logs with the following command:
# journalctl -u gitlab-pkgbot.service
Since aptly can only run one command at once, this script sets up a simple
"spooler" for running all aptly commands.
This is implemented via a FIFO-Socket located at
/var/run/aptly-spooler/fifo.sock. The socket accepts commands seperated by
newlines and executes them one by one.
You can manually pipe commands into this spooler as well:
# echo "sleep 10" > /var/run/aptly-spooler/fifo.sock
# echo "ps -efH" > /var/run/aptly-spooler/fifo.sock
It runs as a systemd service. You can view logs with the following command:
# journalctl -u aptly-spooler.service
The bot copies the extracted packages into a specific directory tree before adding them to the specific repositories. Meaning the required directories have to be created first:
# cd /path/to/your/mirror/dir
# mkdir -p centos/{6,7} redhat/{6,7} debian/{jessie,wheezy} \
ubuntu/{trusty,vivid,xenial}mkdir -p centos/{6,7} rhel/{6,7}
# chown -R mirror:mirror /path/to/your/mirror/dir
Contributions are more than welcome! Please feel free to open new issues or pull requests.
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3
See the LICENSE file.