The document discusses developing BlankOn packages using openSUSE. It describes setting up a development environment on an openSUSE host system to build Debian packages. This involves installing necessary RPM packages like Dpkg and Pbuilder, adding the OpenSUSE repository, and BlankOn GPG key. The document provides instructions for creating a Pbuilder and installing packages to build debs. It also briefly introduces IRGSH, a package builder factory that can run on Debian and derivatives.

1. Development of
BlankOn packages with
openSUSE
Rahman Yusri Aftian
aftian@blankon.id

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About Me
• Debian Package Maintainer
• Ex-Men Release 6-8
• CD Factory Maintainer
• Ring Dependencies Maintainer

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Why?
• OpenSUSE are trending at the moment
• BlankOn packaging can be build at openSUSE

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Required RPM packages on the host
system to build .deb packages
• Dpkg
• Binutils
• Devscipts
• Pbuilder

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Add OpenSUSE local repository

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Add GPG BlankOn
For Create Pbuilder
$ sudo mkdir /usr/share/keyrings/
$ cd /usr/share/keyrings/
$ sudo wget
http://arsip.blankonlinux.or.id/blankon/project/b
lankon-archive-keyring.gpg

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Add OpenSUSE local repository

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Add OpenSUSE local repository

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Install Package RPM
# zypper install dpkg binutils devscripts pbuilder
debootstrap

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Create Pbuilder
$ cd /usr/share/debootstrap/scripts/
$ sudo ln -s sid tambora
$ sudo pbuilder create

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DRAFT IRGSH

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Now IRGSH
• IRGSH = Ir. Robot Gedek, SH
• Package builder factory
• Running at Debian and derivatif

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IRGSH
• Python 2.6
• Celeryd
• Rabbitmq
• Djanggo

14. Thank you.
Join the conversation,
contribute & have a lot of fun!
www.opensuse.org

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Have a lot of fun and join us at:
www.opensuse.org

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