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| Running ${PKGSTEM} on OpenBSD
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On OpenBSD, the BuildBot package has an associated _buildbot user for
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running the master. The default master directory is expected to be
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found in ${HOMEDIR}. Before being run for the first time, the
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master directory must be initialized. This is done as follows:
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# su -m _buildbot -c "buildbot create-master ${HOMEDIR}"
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The next step is to create a ${HOMEDIR}/master.cfg configuration
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file that fits your needs. Please refer to the BuildBot documentation
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on how to do so.
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Databases
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=========
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BuildBot supports number of different databases (via SQLAlchemy), but
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you need to install Python database adapter(s) to use them:
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* py-mysql - for MySQL database,
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* py-psycopg2 - for PostgreSQL database.
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SQLite works out-of-the-box.
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Upgrading
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=========
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If you're upgrading SQLite-based BuildBot from older release, you must
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migrate its database before the first run using following command:
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# su -m _buildbot -c "buildbot upgrade-master ${HOMEDIR}"
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If you're using BuildBot with either MySQL or PostgreSQL database, you
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must also pass the connection string:
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# su -m _buildbot -c "buildbot upgrade-master \
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--db=postgresql://buildbot:<password>@localhost/buildbot ${HOMEDIR}"
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