forked from suse-edge/Factory
Marco Chiappero
e5f765ec69
Enable the use of two separate sockets for IPv4 and IPv6 when LISTEN_ALL_INTERFACES is set to true. While desirable, on Linux Apache uses IPv4-mapped IPv6 addresses by default, thus leveraging a single IPv6 socket for IPv4 connections as well. This behaviour is far from being desirable and can be disabled at compile time via the "--disable-v4-mapped" flag, so make sure both an ANY address Listen directive is present for both IPv4 and IPv6. When Apache is compiled with "--enable-v4-mapped", the IPv4 socket will be simply ignored. Please see https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/bind.html for more information. Signed-off-by: Marco Chiappero <marco.chiappero@suse.com>
Factory
Contains the definition of the packages built on OBS for the SUSE Edge Solution (WIP)
This repository is linked to an OBS project: https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/isv:SUSE:Edge:Factory Every directory in this repository represents a package in that OBS project, those should be synced automatically from this repository.
Testing a fork or a development branch
You can create a project in your home space in OBS, use the same prjconf as the one of "isv:SUSE:Edge:Factory", and copy the repositories part of the metadata (adjust self references). Then add a scmsync stanza to your metadata like this (adjust repository path and branch):
<scmsync>https://src.opensuse.org/suse-edge/Factory#main</scmsync>
This is done automatically for any PR filed against this repository.
Cutting a release version branch
- Do the appropriate git branch command
- Change the project path in
.obs/common.pyfile (e.g. fromisv:SUSE:Edge:Factorytoisv:SUSE:Edge:3.2) - Change the branch reference in
.obs/common.pyfile (e.g. frommainto3.2) - Commit those changes to the new branch and push the new branch
- Go take a few cups of coffee/tea/mate/... while waiting for OBS to build everything
- Once built do an
osc releaseof the project for it to be copied over in theToTestsection - Hand over to QA to test whatever is in
ToTest. (You can continue to work on the base branch if needed meanwhile)