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<h3>build bacula debian binary package</h3> |
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Description: |
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short notes about how to compile bacula sources (in this case with MySQL database support), |
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and package the binaries as debian packages. |
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#==== create temp dirs ======== |
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mkdir -p bacula/build |
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mkdir -p bacula/debian |
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#======= prepare install dir ============= |
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cd bacula/debian |
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mkdir -p /usr/local/bacula/ |
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#======= build and install bacula ============ |
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cd bacula/build ...and download source file here (bacula, depkgs, depkgs1) |
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untar all |
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be sure |
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libmysqlclient10-dev |
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and |
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libreadline4-dev is installed ! |
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# make mtx (we don't need SQLite, we have MySQL...i hope..) |
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cd depkgs |
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make mtx |
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# make helper apps |
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cd ../depkgs1 |
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make |
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cd ../bacula-1.29 |
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# configure bacula |
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./configure \ |
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--prefix=/usr/local/bacula \ |
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--enable-static-tools \ |
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--enable-static-fd \ |
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--enable-static-sd \ |
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--enable-static-dir \ |
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--enable-static-cons \ |
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--with-mysql \ |
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--enable-gnome \ |
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--with-readline |
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# make and install bacula to prefixed dir |
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make |
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make install DESTDIR=/dir/to/install/bacula/debian ( e.g /tmp/bacula/debian ) |
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#========== make final modifications and copy docs into package tree ======== |
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# create control file |
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cd debian/DEBIAN |
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nano control |
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example: |
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========== snip ======== |
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Package: bacula |
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Version: 1.29-1 |
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Section: net |
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Priority: optional |
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Architecture: all |
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Depends: libmysqlclient10 (>= 3.23.49-8), libstdc++5 (>= 3.2.1-0pre3), gcc-3.2-base (>= 3.2.$ |
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Maintainer: Sebastian Utz <seut@netfrag.org> |
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Description: Bacula - The Network Backup Solution |
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Bacula is a set of computer programs that permit you (or the system administrator) to |
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manage backup, recovery, and verification of computer data across a network of |
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computers of different kinds. In technical terms, it is a network client/server based |
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backup program. Bacula is relatively easy to use and efficient, while offering many |
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advanced storage management features that make it easy to find and recover lost or |
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damaged files. Bacula source code has been released under the GPL version 2 license. |
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This version is compiled with MySQL support. |
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========== end snip ======== |
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# install doc to package tree |
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cd ../usr/ |
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mkdir -p share/doc/bacula |
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cp all docu stuf at source to this dir |
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cp bacula-source/COPYRIGHT to share/doc/bacula/copyright |
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# create changelog files |
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cd share/doc/bacula/ |
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nano changelog |
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example: |
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========== snip ======== |
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bacula (1.29-1) |
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* create bacula debian package |
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-- Sebastian Utz <seut@netfrag.org> 2003-03-12 04:45:55 +0100 |
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========== end snip ======== |
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nano changelog.DEBIAN |
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example: |
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========== snip ======== |
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bacula Debian maintainer and upstream author are identical. |
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Therefore see also normal changelog file for Debian changes. |
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========== end snip ======== |
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gzip --best changelog |
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gzip --best changelog.DEBIAN |
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# maybe modify some start-up scripts under ../usr/local/bacula/etc/ |
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# e.g create a start-up script for each daemon |
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cd ../usr/local/bacula/etc/ |
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cp bacula bacula-all |
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cp bacula bacula-dir |
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nano bacula bacula-dir (to remove starting of the other daemons) |
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# ...same to the other daemons( fd and sd) |
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# maybe modify 'console' start-up script |
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example: |
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========== snip ======== |
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#!/bin/sh |
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CONSOLE=/usr/local/bacula/sbin/console |
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DEFAULT_CONF=/usr/local/bacula/etc/console.conf |
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if [ $# = 1 ] ; then |
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echo "doing console $1" |
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$CONSOLE -c $1 |
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else |
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$CONSOLE -c $DEFAULT_CONF |
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fi |
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========== end snip ======== |
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# maybe create sym-links under /usr/local/sbin/ to console apps |
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cd ../usr/local/sbin/ |
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ln -s ../bacula/etc/console bacula-console |
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ln -s ../bacula/etc/console-gnome bacula-console-gnome |
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# ============== create debian package ============= |
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# |
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cd bacula/ (where debian/DEBIAN etc. is under the tree) |
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dpkg-deb --build debian |
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mv debian.deb bacula_1.29-1.deb |
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<hr/> |
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$Id: build_bacula_deb.twingle,v 1.1 2003/03/13 22:02:25 jonen Exp $ |
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