README.md

kopano-pkgbuilds

This project is building kopano groupware packages for Archlinux. That packages can be installed directly on your Archlinux.

The building process is run in a docker container. If docker is not available, the build can be run on the installed Archlinux as well.

Branches

• 20210102 Packages from latest Releases-Source build on Archlinux from that day (02.01.2021)
• master Packages from Development/Master-Source build on latest/todays Archlinux
• master-nextiteration Packages beeing reworked

Clone

git clone https://github.com/pietmacom/kopano-pkgbuilds.git
cd kopano-pkgbuilds
git submodule update --init --recursive --remote --checkout

Update To Latest Environment

cd kopano-pkgbuilds
git pull
git submodule update --init --recursive --remote --checkout

Build Packages

All builds are done within a dynamically created docker container. This is meant to keep your hostsystem clean and untouched.

For Latest Arch Linux

From Kopanos Delevelopment/Master-Branch

Please make sure that your docker host-system is beeing up to date. Unexpected changes/incompatibilities could make the latest Arch Linux image fail to build.

Of course you can try first and update second.

./build-docker.sh convertToGitPackage build

From Kopanos Latest Release-Tag

As you can read from the next chapter, this isn't realy planed. But with a little luck the patches (applied automaticly) from the development/master-branch will work for the latest release-tag, too.

./build-docker.sh updateToLatestVersion build

For An Arch Linux From Of Certain Date

From Kopanos Latest Release-Tag

Code from releases and their depencencies are fixed. For this reason they will have dependencies to older packages/libraries. This won't neccessary get along with Archlinux's rolling release. The build will likely fail.

Anyways you can build the release packages of the day they recently/successfully compiled. Checkout the branch with the latest timestamp and compile.

The script is setting up a Docker-Container with an Archlinux of that day and going to compile everything.

./build-docker.sh build

Without Docker

Even I discourage you from doing so, you can build everything on your hostsystem (without docker). Just keep in mind, that this will clutter up your system with a lot of build dependencies.

Simply call build.sh instead of build-docker.sh.

./build.sh convertToGitPackage build

FAQ

Does it compile?

All packages are build weekly, on every monday. The last build results are shown next to the repositories commits and header.

What's next?

• (DONE) Make the existing packages compile with branch name => $VERSION
• Seperate kopano-configurator and kopano-core
• Compile package independently. Don't miss neccessary dependencies that had been installed indirectly by other packages.
• Implement resume function to skip successfull build packages
• Atomic releases for ARM devices.

Possible extensions

• https://github.com/olia-dev/kopano-webapp-fetchmail
• https://github.com/kissze/kopano-webapp-spellschecker-languagepack-hungarian
• https://github.com/h44z/kopano_webapp_calendarimporter
• https://github.com/h44z/kopano_webapp_contactimporter
• https://github.com/bytemine/webapp-google2fa
• https://github.com/gitsnuit/itemdata
• https://github.com/gitsnuit/switcheditor