Ticket #83 (assigned enhancement)
amd64 packages missing from intrepid repository
| Reported by: | anonymous | Owned by: | adi |
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| Priority: | major | Milestone: | undecided |
| Component: | autobuilder | Version: | |
| Keywords: | Cc: |
Description
Fetching ftp://ftp.vuurmuur.org/ubuntu/dists/intrepid/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz failed. "Failed to open file. ".
Change History
comment:1 Changed 3 years ago by victor
- Owner changed from victor to adi
- Type changed from defect to task
- Component changed from suite to autobuilder
comment:2 Changed 17 months ago by VFXCode
- Type changed from task to enhancement
Hallo after one and a half year i would like to ask if there is any news on the subject. Considering that most of Cloud hosting companies offer 64bit systems and that vuurmuur was recently (02 September 2010 I think) removed from the official Debian repositories it would help greatly us that are managing multiple servers. Building from source while being a bit time consuming for a single system it is a lot of trouble for 10 or more systems.
comment:3 Changed 17 months ago by adi
- Status changed from new to assigned
ok, i386 abd amd64. Are there any other architectures that we do want to support (ppc, arm, ...)? I have to rethink the concept of the autobuilder and let it run in an emulation... Too bad, vuurmuur has been removed from Debian; shall we copy debian dir from the Debian packages or stick with what was already there?
comment:4 Changed 17 months ago by victor
I think amd64 is enough, at least to start.
Using the Debian debian/ dir has the problem that it will disrupt upgrading of ppl using ftp.vuurmuur.org already, as Debian named libvuurmuur0 as the lib package name. I'm sure some Debian packaging foo could work around that though...
comment:5 Changed 17 months ago by adi
I could do amd64 without emulation as well, because I have the hardware at hand. But I can hardly do ppc and I cannot do arm. So this is mainly a design decision... ;-) We do not need to implement ppc and arm right now.

Correct. Our debian/ubuntu build server currently only supports building 32bit debs. We plan to fix this one day, but time is an issue. So no ETA for a fix.
In the meantime you can pull the source debs and cook your own. It's easy!