debian package #14
debian package #14
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There are a few issues. This layout isn't typical of debian packages, but it's further along than where I got. Perhaps I can take a look at some improvements. I'll comment inline. |
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Ah, I can't comment inline. Can you give me that ability? Thanks! |
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Sorry but I don't have the rights to do it. Maybe @jospoortvliet ? In the meanwhile I suggest you to write your findings here. |
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| Alias /nextcloud /usr/share/nextcloud/ | |||
| <Directory "/usr/share/nextcloud/"> | |||
| Options MultiViews FollowSymlinks | |||
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MultiViews shouldn't be necessary?
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I'm not sure, how can i test it
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In ownCloud 8.1, it was explicitly forbidden. I can't imagine that they started depending on it in the meantime.
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| FROM debian | ||
| RUN apt-get update | ||
| #just to speedup after changing the deb | ||
| RUN apt-get install -y php7.0-xml php7.0 php7.0-cgi php7.0-cli php7.0-gd php7.0-curl php7.0-zip php7.0-mysql php7.0-mbstring |
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| apt-get install apache4 | ||
| apt-get install apache3 | ||
| exit | ||
| exit |
debian/DEBIAN/control
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| Section: misc | ||
| Priority: optional | ||
| Architecture: amd64 | ||
| Depends: php7.0,php7.0-xml,php7.0-cgi,php-cli,php7.0-mysql,php7.0-mbstring,php7.0-gd,php7.0-curl,php7.0-zip,apache2,libapache2-mod-php7.0 |
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This shouldn't depend on apache2 imho and just optionally provide integration. It should provide integration with nginx as well.
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i think i split the package into at least 3 peaces
- nexcloud
- nextcloud-apache
- nextcloud-nginx
this way other Webserver can be integrated as well
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I'm not able to judge this PR. @luckyonesl @srbaker @adrianheine do you think I can merge it? |
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@luckyonesl is it normal debian practice that files under /etc are writable by the software itself? I think owncloud, when installed from a deb package, had it's update mechanism disabled and its code kept read only |
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No it is Not i have to fix this
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@luckyonesl is it normal debian practice that files under /etc are writable by the software itself?
I think owncloud, when installed from a deb package, had it's update mechanism disabled and its code kept read only
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@luckyonesl hello again! Just to let you know, deb packaging is still an interesting topic, I am sure many people would like to see this PR improved and merged. Do you need any help? also note for future generations: original package sources seem to be available at https://github.com/owncloud/administration/tree/master/jenkins/obs_integration/templates |
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this is the first rough implementation.
#5