Showing posts with label Build Service. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Build Service. Show all posts

Aug 29, 2010

n2n package improved

Root.cz recently ran an article (in Czech) about the n2n virtual private network sofware, an open alternative to Hamachi. I intend to use it to cross the NAT in my mom's DSL modem so that I can connect to her computer with ssh and VNC.
Thanks to happyman_eric and Grief, openSUSE Build Service already contained a package. I have made an improved version, adding an init script and a sysconfig file. Get the sources in my home project, or the binaries.

Jun 2, 2009

A Minimal Build Service OSC Plugin

I am trying to make OBS cooperate with my old release scripts*. So far I have this minimal plugin for osc to share:
$ mkdir ~/.osc-plugins
$ cd $_
$ cat > releasecheck.py <<EOF
def do_releasecheck(self, subcmd):
print "Release early, release often."
EOF
$ osc releasecheck
Release early, release often.
*) They are not released, bad me; but they rely on the internal directory layout anyway.

Jun 11, 2008

Medoosa in OBS

Medoosa is a documentation tool for C++ that can produce UML class diagrams including generalizations and associations. Corrections can be made interactively in a diagram editor (Dia) and are fed back into the source as Javadoc-style comments. At this time, the layout must still be done by hand. Some code is already present to produce the layout with Graphviz.

I wrote it for my master's thesis at the Charles University back in 2001 and it has been since then quietly sitting at SourceForge. Today I have rebuilt it in the openSUSE Build Service: Medoosa, CcDoc-0.7a (required).

Apr 8, 2008

iogrind in openSUSE Build Service

iogrind is Michael Meeks' I/O profiler and visualizer. I wanted to see if it can help me with improving YaST performance, and I was surprised to find that there are no RPMs.

Well now there are: iogrind in openSUSE Build Service. The packaging is very crude for now, but it appears to work. Now I have to make some sense of the tool :-)