apts aren't a thing, debs are. apt-get installs debs, like yum installs
rpms. Another option would be to rename rpms to yums, but that is even
sillier, considering then for suse we'd have to call it "zypper-suse" or
something, even though it would want to consume yums-general as a base.
Include a symlink to the old name to help out with grenade. The symlink
should go away later.
This is a long-standing annoyance of mine.
Related-to: I915f0e59c13d8cf5fb3549c6202f8aa2f8be0856
Change-Id: I0416180db5b6add996ce5b48c6966c1b68adbcb0
Recently compiled message catalogs (mo files) were removed
in Horizon and django_openstack_auth repositories.
We need to compile message catalogs to make translations
available for Horizon users. It is useful for developers too.
Change-Id: I0831e8308205c116d8e3bb8b43be7f0dd6fa0c0a
A few projects are now gating on docs not having warnings/errors in them
during the docs build with sphinx, so developers are going to want to be
able to run 'tox -e docs' locally and fix issues.
The graphviz package is used by sphinx when building docs but you have
to get it from the distro, so this change adds the package to the
various distro lists.
Closes-Bug: #1359749
Change-Id: I7b7dee5e5d0dce6d5020b3e711f500118be163f8
Rebuilding pyOpenSSL requires the SSL development libraries. This is
present in files/rpms/general, but was missed in files/apts/general.
Change-Id: Ie3c688e2d74485eb7f981363633bbddab5da7046
Python-mock is needed by most of OpenStack for testability. Add
this is a testonly package. This should fix current issues with
functional tests in OpenStack that use devstack, but not tox to
run their tests.
Closes-Bug: #1341507
Change-Id: I26cbe42ace75554bae993a6d849c3b4ac649c78e
libffi-dev/libffi-devel can be requested for rebuilding the
python clients which is an un-skipable part of the devstack install.
Promoting the libffi-devel to a general dependency.
Change-Id: I1dac7fd536b94de1e49aaf335ac29ffae1bd39d1
Without libyaml-devel package installed (on Fedora-20),
running ./stack throws:
[. . .]
build/temp.linux-x86_64-2.7/check_libyaml.c:2:18: fatal error: yaml.h:
No such file or directory #include <yaml.h> ^ compilation terminated.
libyaml is not found or a compiler error: forcing --without-libyaml
[. . .]
Adding this dependency to files/rpms/general resolves it. Also added to
files/apts/general.
Change-Id: If1aa23bf3fc76ea2b321c3725dd07050ddd4b825
Lot of packages explicitly requires gcc now, but almost all of
the components needs it.
Always keep gcc in hand-range.
files/rpms/general: always installs the libxlst2-devel, not just on
RHEL 6, package recompile capability always handy and these are small
packages anyway.
Change-Id: Ia7d0e1938fb2453e3c02b979f99d6d179c6a24c6
Package python-openstackclient depends on pycrypto, and pycrypto depends
on python-dev. Since python-openstackclient should be installed in any
case, python-dev should be in general requirements.
Change-Id: I2d6f5919bdc1175252c78cd203a8769d3892b923
Closes: bug 1292477
Devstack doesn't need vim or locate, if someone wants to use them, they
can just install them afterwards.
Change-Id: I00f27c20c86d89465e4aefc67ed645a309c09a03
After commit def4c141, "bc" command is used in stack.sh,
but 'bc' command is not available in very minimal Ubuntu
installation (without any tasks installed).
We need to add 'bc' to required package list.
Closes-Bug: #1272914
Change-Id: I5797707e8eaa9dd2a21d1a1fc3af028d1951a2ee
devstack works only for python2 python3 will break the install.
This commit adds python2 to the general dependencies of ubuntu
Change-Id: I7721ff85a63f635ff798407a5ee1d6766405c683
Closes-Bug: #1188215
Install a known working recent version of pip that handles installation
dependencies more correctly than before. Extract to a separate script
so it can be used apart from stack.sh.
* Install distro setuptools if it not already present
* Install pip from source tarball as get-pip.py proved to be unreliable
* Remove python-distribute and python-pip from all prereq files,
move python-setuptools to 'general'
* Remove the earlier unfubar_setuptppls() call that attenpted to fix this
* Only update requirements.txt when no changes in repo
Tested on Precise, F18 and CentOS6.
* Fedora and RHEL allow pip to install packages ON TOP OF RPM-installed
packages. THIS IS BROKEN. And is one reason we have to be so picky
about order and so forth.
Change-Id: Ibb4b42119dc2e51577c77bbbbffb110863e5324d
We have migrated to flake8 and most distros don't have the version of
pep8 that flake8 (and hacking) use. Instead of installing pep8 from
packages it should be installed from pip
Change-Id: I86e4f8316f3cdc27303bfd039a78c0d6202ce321
Nova and Keystone use openssl to setup certificates. If it's not
there then Keystone fails with "Error 2: No such file or directory",
Nova fails with "openssl: command not found" and glance fails with
"glance: error: argument --os-auth-token: expected one argument"
Basically, cascading errors everywhere. So I put the dependency
in "general" since it affects multiple packages.
Fixes bug 1152315
Change-Id: I803f91644443d7aba78c0a90384e32f6eece36ec
It's used if installed and not used if not installed, which is confusing.
So trying to install it should make things a bit less confusing.
It's available under the same name in both Fedora and Ubuntu.
Change-Id: I6785dd5e831e9cf2da2eae5b116a9f5859c68c6d
This fixes bug 1030899
Ubuntu 11.10 is used by the XenAPI devstack install because
of issues running Ubuntu 12.04 on XenServer 6.0.2 and ea11.10
Change-Id: I35bca1f484e0caea8316e78ca6543d3b7af49088
It turns out a minimal Fedora installation doesn't have tar by default.
Since we use tar when uploading the default image to glance, we need to
make sure it's installed. And since it might be useful for other very
generic tasks DevStack might do, just always install it (by putting it
in the general list of packages).
Change-Id: I4dae3b43a700d80b8752a5b846a6ce302fadb751
Monty Taylor