Let SYS be the system you wish to build for (e.g., debian-amd64)
2. create /etc/cran2deb
- a. copy ROOT/etc/* into /etc/cran2deb/sys/SYS/
- b. /etc/cran2deb/archive should be a symlink pointing to /var/www/cran2deb/
+ a. copy ROOT/etc/* into /etc/cran2deb/
+ b. ensure ROOT/etc/sys/SYS is set up
+ c. /etc/cran2deb/archive should be a symlink pointing to /var/www/cran2deb/
$ ln -s /var/www/cran2deb/ /etc/cran2deb/archive
$ mkdir /var/www/cran2deb/SYS
- c. modify OTHERMIRROR of /etc/cran2deb/pbuilderrc.in to point to your webserver
+ d. modify OTHERMIRROR of /etc/cran2deb/sys/SYS/pbuilderrc.in to point to your webserver
+ e. run: cran2deb repopulate
3. cran2deb needs a persistent cache outside of R's control. therefore, create
/var/cache/cran2deb, writable by whichever user(s) will run cran2deb.
-4. run: cran2deb update
-5. Try building a simple package: cran2deb build zoo
+4. add to /etc/rc.local:
+ # one mini-dinstall daemon for each apt repo
+ for sys in debian-i386 debian-amd64
+ do
+ mini-dinstall -c /etc/cran2deb/sys/$sys/mini-dinstall.conf
+ done
+ and execute.
+
+5. run: cran2deb update
+6. Try building a simple package: cran2deb build zoo
(The result will be in /var/cache/cran2deb/results/SYS)
$ cran2deb help
will display a short summary of help for each cran2deb command.
+
+Concerning data/:
+This contains scripts necessary to recreate the database should you lose the
+database. It's a backup that can be versioned by SVN. There is a script called
+pull that, when run from the data directory will recreate all the files from
+the database EXCEPT for the licenses. The licenses cannot be recreated because
+licenses can be based on one-way hashes. This process could certainly be
+improved.
+