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Originally Posted by octohex
Thanks for your replies.
I see. Is there some standard way to monitor cvs-changes beside manual looking at / parsing cvs -qn up ..?
I also wonder if dpb is able to use pkg_add to fetch build-dependencies - FETCH_PACKAGES=yes in mk.conf seems to have no effect.
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You also have to set PKG_PATH, it doesn't work with just /etc/installurl. Not sure if dpb uses FETCH_PACKAGES, though.
I just run 'cvs -qn up' in /etc/daily.local and manually look at it. I suppose you could script a build trigger from there but tracking all the transient dependencies might be tedious.
dpb won't build a version that is already built, so you could probably so just 'cvs up' and run dpb every day. Let 'pkg_add -n' on the clients tell you when there is a new package. I don't do this only because I didn't want to script cleaning up previous versions of packages. I just blow everything away and rebuild. I sign, too so need to enter a passphrase anyway.