On the ubuntu-24.04 runner, dpkg-buildpackage aborted every xcat-core
package with 'Unmet build dependencies: build-essential:native', so zero
debs were produced, reprepro created no dists/noble, and 'apt-get update'
against the local file: repo failed with 'dists/noble/.../Packages File
not found' -> install_xcat failed. Add build-essential to the workflow
dependency install so the local package repo is actually built.
The xcat-dep APT repo now publishes only the noble (24.04) codename at
.../apt/latest/xcat-dep; the bionic/devel dist no longer exists, so
install_xcat failed on apt-get update/install. Run the workflow on
ubuntu-24.04 and point the apt source at latest/xcat-dep noble main.
Drop the apt-key step: apt-key is removed on Ubuntu 24.04 and the legacy
apt.key is gone from the xcat-dep dir; the repo already installs via
allow-insecure-repositories/allow-unauthenticated.
cons/kvm drives the KVM guest serial console through a shared tmux session on
the hypervisor (tmux, unlike screen, is present on every libvirt host we target
incl. ppc64le hosts that ship no screen). The KVM host package lists were never
updated for that switch, so an xCAT-provisioned KVM host got 'screen' (now
unused) -- or nothing -- where tmux is required, leaving rcons broken.
Ship tmux in the KVM host pkglists:
- install/rh, install/ubuntu: screen -> tmux / add tmux.
- netboot/{alma,centos,rocky}: were symlinks to the RHEL 5.4 list; make them
real lists with tmux (the rhel5/6/7 lists keep screen).
- install/suse: add a KVM host list (SUSE had none) carrying tmux.
screen stays where it is still used: the Xen console, and the EOL rhel5/6/7 and
centos6/7 lists.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>
Requiring xCAT-genesis-base >= 2:%{version} coupled the flat xcat-core to a
matching genesis-base on every marketing-version bump: a 2.18.1 core refused
to install against the deployed 2.18.0 genesis-base. genesis-base changes
rarely and lives in the separate per-EL xcat-dep repo, so floor the requirement
at the fixed 2.18.0 baseline instead. Core version bumps no longer force a
genesis-base re-publish.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>
xcatprobe subcommands (xcatmn, discovery, osdeploy) and hierarchy.pm load
xCAT:: perl modules but only add $XCATROOT/probe/lib/perl to @INC, not the
main $XCATROOT/lib/perl where perl-xCAT ships them. The RPM builder stopped
embedding those helpers, so /opt/xcat/probe/lib/perl/xCAT/ was absent on
installed systems and the subcommands were reported "Unsupported sub command".
Stage GlobalDef.pm, NetworkUtils.pm and ServiceNodeUtils.pm into a temporary
xCAT-probe tree and build its source tarball once, before the parallel target
builds fork, so workers only read a complete archive. Add package-payload
regression tests. Adopts the approach from upstream PR #7581.
The remaining buildrpms.pl changes are deployment-compliance refactoring
(signed, self-contained core repo output).
Closes#7579
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buildrpms.pl stages source tarballs into $HOME/rpmbuild/SOURCES but only runs
rpmdev-setuptree in its one-time env-setup path. On a host where that never ran
(or $HOME/rpmbuild was cleaned) source staging fails with "SOURCES/...: No such
file or directory", no srpms/rpms are produced, and the run still exits 0 -- so
the deployable repo silently ends up empty. Create the rpmbuild tree up front so
a build no longer depends on prior manual setup.
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buildrpms.pl now writes xcat-core.repo, mklocalrepo.sh and buildinfo.txt into
dist/<target>/rpms (templates ported from buildcore.sh), so the built tree is
directly deployable to xcat.org and cluster-test.pl no longer needs to collect
and re-createrepo the dist output.
The full package set is built on every arch (x86_64 and ppc64le alike), so each
arch produces a complete, self-contained xcat-core repo -- no need to copy the
noarch packages from the x86_64 build into the ppc repo. --package now replaces
the default set (so --package xCAT-genesis-base builds only genesis-base for the
dep pipeline). xCATsn added to \@native_pkgs so its arch rpm is located correctly.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>
The diskful service-node otherpkgs pkglist exists for every EL version and
both arches EXCEPT rhels10 ppc64le: install/rh/ has
service.rhels10.x86_64.otherpkgs.pkglist (and install/alma/ symlinks it) but
no ppc64le counterpart, while rhels5/6/7/8/9 and the netboot/ tree carry both
arches. xcat-test's SN_setup_case points a ppc64le service node's osimage
otherpkglist at install/<distro>/service.<ver>.ppc64le.otherpkgs.pkglist; with
the file absent the list resolves empty, so the otherpkgs postscript installs
nothing -- xCATsn never lands, xcatd never starts on the service node, and
every hierarchical dispatch fails with "<sn>:3001 No route to host /
Connection refused", cascading the whole *_hierarchy test suite.
Add install/rh/service.rhels10.ppc64le.otherpkgs.pkglist (xCATsn + the rh10
ppc64le goconserver, mirroring rhels9) and the install/alma symlink to it,
matching the existing x86_64 layout.
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cons/kvm ran `ssh -t <vmhost> screen ... <pty>`, which requires screen on every
hypervisor. Bare libvirt hosts (notably ppc64le power servers) ship tmux but not
screen, so goconserver's console fork failed and no console was captured.
Use tmux (present on all our libvirt hosts) for the shared detach/reattach
session, wrapping `virsh console` keyed on the domain name (== the xCAT node name
for KVM) -- stable across guest reboots, unlike the raw serial pty. The session
status bar is disabled so the captured console log stays clean serial.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>
build_xmldesc only recognised cpumodel "ppc64" (big-endian) when deciding to set
<os type arch='ppc64' machine='pseries'>, but ppc64le hosts report cpumodel
"ppc64le" (virNodeGetInfo model). A guest on a ppc64le hypervisor was therefore
emitted as an x86-style domain -- no machine type and with pae/acpi/apic -- and
libvirt rejected it: "machine type 'pseries-*' does not support ACPI".
Recognise "ppc64le" alongside "ppc64" for the arch/machine block, and omit the
x86-only pae/acpi/apic features on both. Little- and big-endian pseries guests
both use libvirt <os> arch "ppc64".
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genesis-base now ships in the per-EL xcat-dep repo while genesis-scripts ships
in the flat xcat-core. The exact "= 2:%{version}-%{release}" dependency forced
core and dep to be republished in lockstep on every core rebuild (a new snap in
core could not be installed until the exact-matching genesis-base snap was also
published to the client's dep channel -- which broke a production client).
Relax to ">= 2:%{version}": epoch 2, version >= 2.18.0, any release/snap. RPM
ignores the release when the dependency omits it, so any same-version (or newer)
genesis-base satisfies it. Routine core snaps no longer require a genesis-base
re-publish; lockstep now only matters on version bumps and the initial publish.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>
The single flat xcat-core repo serves el8/el9/el10 from one build, but two spec
decisions were resolved at BUILD time and so were wrong for the other ELs that
share the same repo.
1. DHCP backend. xCAT.spec and xCATsn.spec selected the dhcp provider with a
build-time %if (rhel >= 10 -> kea, else dhcpd), so an el10 build wrongly
required kea on el8/el9 (and an el8/el9 build wrongly required dhcpd on
el10). Replace it with an install-time RPM rich dependency:
Requires: (kea if (system-release >= 10) else /usr/sbin/dhcpd)
Requires: (kea-hooks if (system-release >= 10))
dnf now resolves it per client: kea on el10+ (which dropped ISC dhcp from the
distro), dhcpd on el8/el9. SLES has no "system-release" provide, so the
condition is false there and it falls back to /usr/sbin/dhcpd, preserving
prior behavior. system-release is versioned per release package
(el10=10.x, el9=9.x, el8=8.x).
2. openssl. Make the xCAT-server openssl Requires uniform across EL (non-SUSE)
instead of el10-only, so the produced package set does not depend on which EL
the build host happened to be.
Also drop xCAT-genesis-base from the default @PACKAGES set in buildrpms.pl: its
initramfs bundles the build-chroot kernel/glibc and is therefore OS- and
arch-dependent, so it cannot ship in the single flat core. It is now built per
target by the xcat-dep pipeline (mockbuild-all.pl, via
`buildrpms.pl --package xCAT-genesis-base`) and ships in xcat-dep/rh<N>. The
explicit `--package xCAT-genesis-base` build path is retained.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>
Building the genesis netboot image on a usr-merged host (openSUSE Leap
15, and increasingly EL) leaves the extracted root with /bin, /sbin,
/lib and /lib64 as real directories holding the same files that already
live under /usr/*. rpm then sees each binary twice (e.g. fs/bin/bash and
fs/usr/bin/bash) and aborts the install of xCAT-genesis-base with dozens
of file conflicts, so the package cannot be installed. After unpacking
the dracut image, fold those top-level directories into /usr and replace
them with relative symlinks, matching a normal usr-merged layout. The
loop is a no-op when the image already ships them as symlinks, so EL
builds are unaffected.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>
The perl-xCAT component specs BuildRequire perl-Pod-Html and (in
xCAT-client) perl-generators, neither of which exists on openSUSE/SLES,
so rpmbuild aborts at dependency resolution before the build can start.
perl-generators is a RHEL/Fedora-only helper that emits perl dependency
metadata; SUSE's rpm generates those itself. Pod::Html ships inside the
core perl package on SUSE, with no separate perl-Pod-Html subpackage to
require. Guard both BuildRequires with %if !0%{?suse_version} so the SUSE
build resolves while EL/Fedora builds are unchanged.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>
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