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| H A D | mktemplate.sh | 8e25f19b Mon Aug 19 20:36:33 GMT 2019 Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> dsynth - Initial commit (unhooked from buildworld)
* DSynth is basically synth written in C, from scratch. It is designed
to give us a bulk builder in base and be friendly to porting and jails
down the line (for now its uses chroot's).
The original synth was written by John R. Marino and its basic flow
was used in writing this program, but as it was written in ada no
code was directly copied.
* The intent is to make dsynth compatible with synth's configuration
files and directory structure.
* This is a work in progress and not yet ready for prime-time. Pushing
so we can get some more eyeballs. Most of the directives do not yet
work (everything, and build works, and 'cleanup' can be used to clean
up any dangling mounts).
* Not connected to the build yet. A great deal more work is needed.
As-of this commit, these areas need work:
- Uname/architecture/release-versioning stuff.
- Possibly additional environment variables or make variables
for certain cases and situations.
- The repo building step.
- Web interface.
- Dynamic load management (reduce the number of workers dynamically
based on load/ncpus).
- curses cleanup and window resizing.
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| H A D | bulk.c | 8e25f19b Mon Aug 19 20:36:33 GMT 2019 Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> dsynth - Initial commit (unhooked from buildworld)
* DSynth is basically synth written in C, from scratch. It is designed
to give us a bulk builder in base and be friendly to porting and jails
down the line (for now its uses chroot's).
The original synth was written by John R. Marino and its basic flow
was used in writing this program, but as it was written in ada no
code was directly copied.
* The intent is to make dsynth compatible with synth's configuration
files and directory structure.
* This is a work in progress and not yet ready for prime-time. Pushing
so we can get some more eyeballs. Most of the directives do not yet
work (everything, and build works, and 'cleanup' can be used to clean
up any dangling mounts).
* Not connected to the build yet. A great deal more work is needed.
As-of this commit, these areas need work:
- Uname/architecture/release-versioning stuff.
- Possibly additional environment variables or make variables
for certain cases and situations.
- The repo building step.
- Web interface.
- Dynamic load management (reduce the number of workers dynamically
based on load/ncpus).
- curses cleanup and window resizing.
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| H A D | repo.c | 8e25f19b Mon Aug 19 20:36:33 GMT 2019 Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> dsynth - Initial commit (unhooked from buildworld)
* DSynth is basically synth written in C, from scratch. It is designed
to give us a bulk builder in base and be friendly to porting and jails
down the line (for now its uses chroot's).
The original synth was written by John R. Marino and its basic flow
was used in writing this program, but as it was written in ada no
code was directly copied.
* The intent is to make dsynth compatible with synth's configuration
files and directory structure.
* This is a work in progress and not yet ready for prime-time. Pushing
so we can get some more eyeballs. Most of the directives do not yet
work (everything, and build works, and 'cleanup' can be used to clean
up any dangling mounts).
* Not connected to the build yet. A great deal more work is needed.
As-of this commit, these areas need work:
- Uname/architecture/release-versioning stuff.
- Possibly additional environment variables or make variables
for certain cases and situations.
- The repo building step.
- Web interface.
- Dynamic load management (reduce the number of workers dynamically
based on load/ncpus).
- curses cleanup and window resizing.
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| H A D | Makefile | 8e25f19b Mon Aug 19 20:36:33 GMT 2019 Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> dsynth - Initial commit (unhooked from buildworld)
* DSynth is basically synth written in C, from scratch. It is designed
to give us a bulk builder in base and be friendly to porting and jails
down the line (for now its uses chroot's).
The original synth was written by John R. Marino and its basic flow
was used in writing this program, but as it was written in ada no
code was directly copied.
* The intent is to make dsynth compatible with synth's configuration
files and directory structure.
* This is a work in progress and not yet ready for prime-time. Pushing
so we can get some more eyeballs. Most of the directives do not yet
work (everything, and build works, and 'cleanup' can be used to clean
up any dangling mounts).
* Not connected to the build yet. A great deal more work is needed.
As-of this commit, these areas need work:
- Uname/architecture/release-versioning stuff.
- Possibly additional environment variables or make variables
for certain cases and situations.
- The repo building step.
- Web interface.
- Dynamic load management (reduce the number of workers dynamically
based on load/ncpus).
- curses cleanup and window resizing.
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| H A D | mount.c | 8e25f19b Mon Aug 19 20:36:33 GMT 2019 Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> dsynth - Initial commit (unhooked from buildworld)
* DSynth is basically synth written in C, from scratch. It is designed
to give us a bulk builder in base and be friendly to porting and jails
down the line (for now its uses chroot's).
The original synth was written by John R. Marino and its basic flow
was used in writing this program, but as it was written in ada no
code was directly copied.
* The intent is to make dsynth compatible with synth's configuration
files and directory structure.
* This is a work in progress and not yet ready for prime-time. Pushing
so we can get some more eyeballs. Most of the directives do not yet
work (everything, and build works, and 'cleanup' can be used to clean
up any dangling mounts).
* Not connected to the build yet. A great deal more work is needed.
As-of this commit, these areas need work:
- Uname/architecture/release-versioning stuff.
- Possibly additional environment variables or make variables
for certain cases and situations.
- The repo building step.
- Web interface.
- Dynamic load management (reduce the number of workers dynamically
based on load/ncpus).
- curses cleanup and window resizing.
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| H A D | pkglist.c | 8e25f19b Mon Aug 19 20:36:33 GMT 2019 Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> dsynth - Initial commit (unhooked from buildworld)
* DSynth is basically synth written in C, from scratch. It is designed
to give us a bulk builder in base and be friendly to porting and jails
down the line (for now its uses chroot's).
The original synth was written by John R. Marino and its basic flow
was used in writing this program, but as it was written in ada no
code was directly copied.
* The intent is to make dsynth compatible with synth's configuration
files and directory structure.
* This is a work in progress and not yet ready for prime-time. Pushing
so we can get some more eyeballs. Most of the directives do not yet
work (everything, and build works, and 'cleanup' can be used to clean
up any dangling mounts).
* Not connected to the build yet. A great deal more work is needed.
As-of this commit, these areas need work:
- Uname/architecture/release-versioning stuff.
- Possibly additional environment variables or make variables
for certain cases and situations.
- The repo building step.
- Web interface.
- Dynamic load management (reduce the number of workers dynamically
based on load/ncpus).
- curses cleanup and window resizing.
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| H A D | subs.c | 8e25f19b Mon Aug 19 20:36:33 GMT 2019 Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> dsynth - Initial commit (unhooked from buildworld)
* DSynth is basically synth written in C, from scratch. It is designed
to give us a bulk builder in base and be friendly to porting and jails
down the line (for now its uses chroot's).
The original synth was written by John R. Marino and its basic flow
was used in writing this program, but as it was written in ada no
code was directly copied.
* The intent is to make dsynth compatible with synth's configuration
files and directory structure.
* This is a work in progress and not yet ready for prime-time. Pushing
so we can get some more eyeballs. Most of the directives do not yet
work (everything, and build works, and 'cleanup' can be used to clean
up any dangling mounts).
* Not connected to the build yet. A great deal more work is needed.
As-of this commit, these areas need work:
- Uname/architecture/release-versioning stuff.
- Possibly additional environment variables or make variables
for certain cases and situations.
- The repo building step.
- Web interface.
- Dynamic load management (reduce the number of workers dynamically
based on load/ncpus).
- curses cleanup and window resizing.
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| H A D | config.c | 8e25f19b Mon Aug 19 20:36:33 GMT 2019 Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> dsynth - Initial commit (unhooked from buildworld)
* DSynth is basically synth written in C, from scratch. It is designed
to give us a bulk builder in base and be friendly to porting and jails
down the line (for now its uses chroot's).
The original synth was written by John R. Marino and its basic flow
was used in writing this program, but as it was written in ada no
code was directly copied.
* The intent is to make dsynth compatible with synth's configuration
files and directory structure.
* This is a work in progress and not yet ready for prime-time. Pushing
so we can get some more eyeballs. Most of the directives do not yet
work (everything, and build works, and 'cleanup' can be used to clean
up any dangling mounts).
* Not connected to the build yet. A great deal more work is needed.
As-of this commit, these areas need work:
- Uname/architecture/release-versioning stuff.
- Possibly additional environment variables or make variables
for certain cases and situations.
- The repo building step.
- Web interface.
- Dynamic load management (reduce the number of workers dynamically
based on load/ncpus).
- curses cleanup and window resizing.
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| H A D | dsynth.c | 8e25f19b Mon Aug 19 20:36:33 GMT 2019 Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> dsynth - Initial commit (unhooked from buildworld)
* DSynth is basically synth written in C, from scratch. It is designed
to give us a bulk builder in base and be friendly to porting and jails
down the line (for now its uses chroot's).
The original synth was written by John R. Marino and its basic flow
was used in writing this program, but as it was written in ada no
code was directly copied.
* The intent is to make dsynth compatible with synth's configuration
files and directory structure.
* This is a work in progress and not yet ready for prime-time. Pushing
so we can get some more eyeballs. Most of the directives do not yet
work (everything, and build works, and 'cleanup' can be used to clean
up any dangling mounts).
* Not connected to the build yet. A great deal more work is needed.
As-of this commit, these areas need work:
- Uname/architecture/release-versioning stuff.
- Possibly additional environment variables or make variables
for certain cases and situations.
- The repo building step.
- Web interface.
- Dynamic load management (reduce the number of workers dynamically
based on load/ncpus).
- curses cleanup and window resizing.
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| H A D | dsynth.h | 8e25f19b Mon Aug 19 20:36:33 GMT 2019 Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> dsynth - Initial commit (unhooked from buildworld)
* DSynth is basically synth written in C, from scratch. It is designed
to give us a bulk builder in base and be friendly to porting and jails
down the line (for now its uses chroot's).
The original synth was written by John R. Marino and its basic flow
was used in writing this program, but as it was written in ada no
code was directly copied.
* The intent is to make dsynth compatible with synth's configuration
files and directory structure.
* This is a work in progress and not yet ready for prime-time. Pushing
so we can get some more eyeballs. Most of the directives do not yet
work (everything, and build works, and 'cleanup' can be used to clean
up any dangling mounts).
* Not connected to the build yet. A great deal more work is needed.
As-of this commit, these areas need work:
- Uname/architecture/release-versioning stuff.
- Possibly additional environment variables or make variables
for certain cases and situations.
- The repo building step.
- Web interface.
- Dynamic load management (reduce the number of workers dynamically
based on load/ncpus).
- curses cleanup and window resizing.
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| H A D | build.c | 8e25f19b Mon Aug 19 20:36:33 GMT 2019 Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> dsynth - Initial commit (unhooked from buildworld)
* DSynth is basically synth written in C, from scratch. It is designed
to give us a bulk builder in base and be friendly to porting and jails
down the line (for now its uses chroot's).
The original synth was written by John R. Marino and its basic flow
was used in writing this program, but as it was written in ada no
code was directly copied.
* The intent is to make dsynth compatible with synth's configuration
files and directory structure.
* This is a work in progress and not yet ready for prime-time. Pushing
so we can get some more eyeballs. Most of the directives do not yet
work (everything, and build works, and 'cleanup' can be used to clean
up any dangling mounts).
* Not connected to the build yet. A great deal more work is needed.
As-of this commit, these areas need work:
- Uname/architecture/release-versioning stuff.
- Possibly additional environment variables or make variables
for certain cases and situations.
- The repo building step.
- Web interface.
- Dynamic load management (reduce the number of workers dynamically
based on load/ncpus).
- curses cleanup and window resizing.
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