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Denis Brækhus
@denisbr
thanks
@smira yeah, an optional verbose output would be nice
I'll have a look and see if my skills are up to it
Jason "Manbeard" Al-Mansor
@jalmansor
i have a question. i’ve been working on setting up aptly with multi-component publishing to create distro/env repos (trusty-test, trusty-stage, etc…) and publish those to s3. i’ve got this working great publishing to different prefixes, but i’m curious if it’s possible to use the distro as the distro/env switch instead of a prefix and publish everything to the same endpoint/prefix?
Augusto Campos
@augcampos
Hi there from Portugal, Is there a Admin tool for Aptly?
Andrey Smirnov
@smira
@augcampos hi Augusto, there's a list of tools here: https://www.aptly.info/doc/integrations/
Jason "Manbeard" Al-Mansor
@jalmansor
@smira does my question make any sense? i realize it might not have been terribly clear.
Andrey Smirnov
@smira
@jalmansor sorry missed your question
yes, you can use different distributions under common prefix, the only limitation is that there should be no conflicting packages between distributions, as they all would share common package pool
so pros: common package pool, so if two or more distributions share same package, it will be stored only once in the package pool (less S3 storage, less upload bandwidth for you)
cons: if there's a package with same name, arch and version in two distributions but package files are different, on publishing this would lead to a race between two distributions for the same package file path. aptly would complain and abort publish if that condition is detected
Jason "Manbeard" Al-Mansor
@jalmansor
exactly what i needed to know! i’ve currently got a salt state running to publish all of them now, so i’ll have to see in the morning if anything failed. thanks for the info!
Jason "Manbeard" Al-Mansor
@jalmansor
@smira welp, that didn’t take long. oh well, it was worth a shot
Renato Marinho
@renatomarinho
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Ludea
@Ludea
Hello,
What is the way to sign package with gpg?
With debian? Gnupg gnupg2? ( i use latest version, 1.3.0)
I have gnupg1 key, but doesn't work
Ludea
@Ludea
I fix it, I have to use gpg1 command, not gpg command
Ivan Kurnosov
@zerkms
has anybody come with a strategy to rotate gpg keys?
Andrey Smirnov
@smira
This might be of some help https://ftp-master.debian.org/keys.html
Ivan Kurnosov
@zerkms
Thanks
Stable releases are signed by both the ftp-master automatic archive signing key in use at the time of the release, and a per-release stable key.
Ivan Kurnosov
@zerkms
hm, so they sign by both keys at once
Andrey Smirnov
@smira
simple key rotation is easy, you just need to make sure consumers have your new key
I don't think signing with two keys gives any benefit to key rotation procedure
Ivan Kurnosov
@zerkms
yep, maybe
eri!
@eri451
hello, I'm having a bit of a hassle with aptly here
We use aptly in office
where there is no ipv6
I tried -listen="0.0.0.0:80" but still the connection is refused
I tried -listen="192.168.178.17:80" (so with the internal ip of the lxc) but with the same result
I could not find any switch or config option so I thought I ask here to ask what's wrong
anybody any ideas?
eri!
@eri451
this is happening for aptly aptly-api
so both systemd services
eri!
@eri451
okay I am truly sorry ... the problem was completely independent from aptly
thanks for that fine piece of software
see you
babahcv
@babahcv
Hello everybody.
Maybe somebody know why I can't find software in Ubuntu Software (gnome-software) from new repository. I have repo with some packages, but I can't install this packages from gnome-software.
Jason "Manbeard" Al-Mansor
@jalmansor
is this room still alive? the link to the new one is broken and i was hoping to find out what's going on with development and the next release.
jasonhu
@jason4wy
hi guys, a fresher for aptly, super tool for ubuntu.thanks.
any best practise of aptly for multi-prod lines?
Aiden Leong
@aiden-leong
Hi
I know this issue must have be mentioned several times before, but ...
Generating metadata files and linking package files will take about 4 hours
Is it possible to do these actions with multi-threading?
Georg
@teadur
hello the debian repo signing key seems expired
The following signatures were invalid: EXPKEYSIG ED75B5A4483DA07C Andrey Smirnov me@smira.ru
Joan Porta
@jportasa
Hi! is there any way with aptly to mirror a remote repo, and then add my own packages? I can mirror but the only option I see is "update". But I don't want to import again the updates, I want to add my own new packages and do not import anymore updates from mirror.