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48 lines
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| Running ${PKGSTEM} on OpenBSD
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Prepare the repository owner and directories
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To allow working on existing mirrors without changing configuration,
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the reposync package avoids using a specific username and does not setup
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directories automatically.
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For a repository owned by the new user "cvs" stored in /home/cvs (as is common
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on a standard user's development machine), you can proceed as follows:
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# useradd -d /nonexistent -g =uid -s /sbin/nologin cvs
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# install -d -o cvs /home/cvs /var/db/reposync
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For a new anoncvs server following the standard OpenBSD directory layout,
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use /open/anoncvs/cvs instead of /home/cvs. If you are adding reposync to an
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existing anoncvs server, simply create /var/db/reposync and chown it to the
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owner of the repository.
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Initial checkout after preparing directories
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Open the list of official mirrors at https://www.openbsd.org/anoncvs.html
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and choose a mirror showing reposync support.
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Mirrors listed as "reposync rsync://..." support ssh-forwarding.
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Mirrors listed as "reposync -p rsync://" do not, and must use the plaintext
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protocol that does not validate the server identity.
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Simply run:
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$ doas -u cvs reposync rsync://anoncvs.mirror.example/cvs /home/cvs
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cd+++++++++ CVSROOT/
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>f+++++++++ CVSROOT/ChangeLog
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>f+++++++++ CVSROOT/ChangeLog.0
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>f+++++++++ CVSROOT/ChangeLog.1
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[...]
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and wait for it to finish.
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Memory limits
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=============
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The default memory limits ("datasize-cur" and "datasize-max") in
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/etc/login.conf may be too low in some cases (especially when many
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files have been changed at once, e.g. if the tree has been tagged).
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