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Purpose: Push package updates, and handle new submissions. | Purpose: Push package updates, and handle new submissions. | ||
== Pushing EPEL updates == | |||
SSH into the EPEL masher, and run the following command: | |||
* sudo bodhi --push --push-release=EL-4 --push-release=EL-5 -u $YOUR_USERNAME | |||
This will display a list of updates that are ready to be pushed. If you press enter, it will quit the tool and write out the package lists to corresponding files (eg: Testing-EL5, Stable-EL4) which can then be used for piping through the signing scripts. | |||
Once the packages are signed you can run the above `bodhi` command again and press `y` to begin the push. You can then keep track of the progress by running `tail -f /var/log/bodhi/server.log`. If a problem occurs, you can resume the push by running: | |||
* sudo bodhi --push --push-release=EL-4 --push-release=EL-5 -u $YOUR_USERNAME --resume-push | |||
== Troubleshooting and Resolution == | == Troubleshooting and Resolution == | ||
Revision as of 20:11, 9 July 2009
Bodhi is used by Fedora developers to submit potential package updates for releases. From here, bodhi handles all of the dirty work, from sending around emails, dealing with Koji, to mashing the repositories.
Bodhi project Trac: https://fedorahosted.org/bodhi/
Contact Information
Owner: Fedora Infrastructure Team
Contact: #fedora-admin
Persons: lmacken, f13
Location: Phoenix
Servers: admin.fedoraproject.org/updates
Purpose: Push package updates, and handle new submissions.
Pushing EPEL updates
SSH into the EPEL masher, and run the following command:
* sudo bodhi --push --push-release=EL-4 --push-release=EL-5 -u $YOUR_USERNAME
This will display a list of updates that are ready to be pushed. If you press enter, it will quit the tool and write out the package lists to corresponding files (eg: Testing-EL5, Stable-EL4) which can then be used for piping through the signing scripts.
Once the packages are signed you can run the above bodhi command again and press y to begin the push. You can then keep track of the progress by running tail -f /var/log/bodhi/server.log. If a problem occurs, you can resume the push by running:
* sudo bodhi --push --push-release=EL-4 --push-release=EL-5 -u $YOUR_USERNAME --resume-push
Troubleshooting and Resolution
Tips/tricks for working with a Bodhi instance can be found here: