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<JosefHolzmayrThe> yo dudX
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<qschulz> o/
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<mihai> yo
<mckoan> good morning
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<Herdinger> Hi, I have a hopefully quick question. What is the way to go about setting capabilities for executables with yocto? I have added calls to setcap in the postinstall of a recipe but the capabilities do not show up under the rootfs or in the image.
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<Herdinger> It seems to correctly set capabilities during post install, if I log the postinstall script to a file on rootfs I can request the capabilities and see the ones that were set. But the file in the rootfs folder does not contain the capabilities. Is metadata for the rootfs set somewhere else and then applied during image creation?
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<jsandman> Hi, Is there a way I can get some header files installed in my repcipe's native sysroot? I have a very hacky component that builds host tools during compilation. The thing is it looks for thing like stdio.h to be in the recipe-sysroot-native.
<rburton> what is it doing that the native compiler doesn't look in its own default search path?
<mckoan> jsandman: do_install_append
<jsandman> rburton Hold on. This Makfile is calling `gcc` directly which would mean it is not even using a native compiler from my recipe-sysroot-native. Could that be the problem of it not looking in its correct search path? What would be the recomended way for having a native gcc for host compilations in my recipe-sysroot-native?
<rburton> native tools should be using BUILD_CC (which is gcc by default), and will search your /usr/include unless the makefile does silly things
<rburton> we don't build a native gcc, as you must have a working compiler to build it
<rburton> the usual problem is makefiles that don't correctly separate target from host building steps, and end up mixing compiler flags
<rburton> if you can share the actual recipe/makefile/etc, responses can be concrete instead of vague
<rburton> but basically, host tools should use BUILD_CC BUILD_CFLAGS BUILD_CPPFLAGS BUILD_LDFLAGS etc
<jsandman> yes. That is exactly it. It calls to gcc directly but then gets the CFLAGS that I set for crosscompilation
<rburton> broken makefile, fix it :)
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<jsandman> I am trying to inyect BUILD_CFLAGS and it seems to work but I don't know what paths I need to select so it finds headers such as stdio.h basically. Maybe I need something in my DEPENDS so that stdio.h appears in my recipe-sysroot-native but I don't know which on it is
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<jsandman> yes. This makefile is very painful. It is a proprietary component that was never ment to build in Yocto (or anywhere else really once you look inside)
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<rburton> you shouldn't need to do anything for stdio.h as gcc will know to look in /usr/include already
<rburton> unless the makefile is turning off the system paths, in which case that's your problem
<rburton> can you paste the compile line that is failing?
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<jorschulko> Quick question regarding cross-project patches. I have a feature patch which affects bitbake, as well as oe-core. How do I put these on the mailinglists? Split them up? Send them all to both mailing lists?
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<jsandman> Ok. Trying to get the verbose out of this massive thing so I can paste that gcc command. I'll get back. Thanks rburton
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<rfuentess> hi! I'm searching through yocto's security ML, but, I was wondering, anyone knows if the SRTool is still supported?
<rfuentess> a simple glance on its repo shows last commit was from last year. So, not sure if the project went into zombie state. thanks in advance (And I'm going back to the ML's post )
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<RP> kanavin: did you find out if the pcre server are expected to return? We're also seeing svn issues in bitbake-selftest: svn://vcs.pcre.org/pcre2/code
<RP> kanavin: finding working svn servers to test against is hard now
* RP wonders if anyone uses subversion any more
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<kanavin> RP: I do not think it will return, as http://www.pcre.org/ makes no references to it
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<kanavin> RP: pcre2 in particular has moved to github
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<kanavin> RP: how about we try shutting down svn testing and see if the unix beards come out and crucify us :)
<RP> kanavin: well, it just means we can't test any change to the svn fetcher code
<RP> kanavin: i.e. my job just becomes harder to maintain it
<kanavin> at this point testing svn fetcher is on svn users :-/
<RP> I suspect we won't have much choice though
* mcfrisk uses svn for a long time into future, though mostly for binaries
<rburton> RP: the svn repo is probably the best thing to use a svn test?
<JosefHolzmayrThe> lesigh are the github uri changes already pushed?
<kanavin> svn as artifact storage is still used, but only because corporate IT is too lazy to set up modern alternatives
<RP> rburton: "the svn repo"?
<mcfrisk> well things like Artifectory so much worse than svn..
<RP> mcfrisk: with the bitbake fetcher?
<kanavin> RP: I guess subversion source code is self-hosted?
<kanavin> e.g. not using git ;)
<rburton> RP: i'm assuming you meant the svn test cases. is this stuff that is meant to be fetching with svn but they migrated?
<RP> rburton: we have things like a test for subversion externals support but finding a public svn server which has externals is now hard
<RP> we probably need to write some code to build such a repo to test against locally
<RP> kanavin: it does look like they do use subversion, yes. I doubt they have externals in there though
<kanavin> mcfrisk, git lfs perhaps could work
<kanavin> I found artifactory's web ui annoying and unhelpful too btw, but svn hardly does better
* RP suspects rewriting the test to use two local svn repos would probably work. Do I really want to though? :/
<RP> looks like we just need an external repo, not with externals as we already wrote that bit
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<mcfrisk> RP: yea, with bitbake fetcher. git lfs could work in some cases yes
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<SandwichCakeExpe> Hey all
<SandwichCakeExpe> Is it possible to set IMAGE_LINK_NAME in local.conf or will it inevitably always be overwritten?
<SandwichCakeExpe> I'm hoping to extend it so that links have a different name irrelevant of the image name being built.
<SandwichCakeExpe> So it shouldn't live in individual image recipes. I guess a bbappend for the base image recipe from which all of them are inheriting could be an alternative, it's just that that's git versioned I was loking for something less permanent :)
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<jsandman> rburton, so these are the flags this makefile uses: https://paste.debian.net/1218315/ , That includes my CFLAGS. If I hack the makefile to not include cross compilation CFLAGS then it canot find stdio.h
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<rburton> you need to stop it passing --sysroot
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<jsandman> ack. I'll see if I can get further with this. Thanks!
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<JosefHolzmayrThe> Andrei: ping - do you have any plans concerning the github url mess for meta-raspberrypi? as of today, without a hot DL_DIR it doesn't build for dunfell anymore.
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<RP> kanavin: "You can check out the PCRE2 source code via Git or Subversion" - github supports svn checkouts"!
<JosefHolzmayrThe> RP: what was the trick/script needed to do the conversion?
<RP> JosefHolzmayrThe: the github one?
<JosefHolzmayrThe> RP: yup
<RP> JosefHolzmayrThe: There is a tweak in the bitbake fetcher and a scripts/contrib/convert-srcuri.py
* JosefHolzmayrThe is sad on a friday afternoon :(
<JosefHolzmayrThe> yeah i think i saw the tweak on poky/dunfell, right?
<RP> JosefHolzmayrThe: you would, yes
* RP went back to sumo on that one (1.40)
* JosefHolzmayrThe facepalms.
<JosefHolzmayrThe> RP: scripts/contrib/convert-srcuri.py where?
<jordemort> lol github svn support, the april fool's joke that shipped - the component that did the protocol translation there used to be called "slumlord" but i think they've rewritten it and given it a nicer name since i left
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<RP> JosefHolzmayrThe: master?
<RP> jordemort: I was wondering what they did to make that work!
<JosefHolzmayrThe> RP: ah. my bad.
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<jordemort> RP: they own svnhub.com too 😀
<kanavin> I wouldn't count on that being available for a long time though
<kanavin> microsoft will notice that it exists at some point, and then it'll be on the chopping block
<jordemort> they tried to kill it off internally a few times but enterprise customers love it too much
<RP> kanavin: it does mean I can fix the url in the test to use https and ignore it for a while longer though :)
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<RP> zeddii: around? I have an interesting live kernel issue :/
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<RP> zeddii: specifically https://autobuilder.yoctoproject.org/typhoon/#/builders/79/builds/2805 which is hung in a kernel do_compile
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<RP> abelloni: notice it is centos8 again with make 4.2.1 which does have a pipe bug in it :/
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* RP dumps data to the swat list
<JosefHolzmayrThe> RP: conversion seems to have worked, thanks.
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<RP> dev1990: I pushed a fix to pseudo and oe-core master for that missing fcntl64 wrapper. Would be interesting to know if that fixed your issue with findutils?
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<mwe> Hi All,
<mwe> I am on Dunfell top-of-tree, and when I try to build some of the recipes under recipes-kernel, bitbake hangs. This started occurring yesterday (seemingly out of no where - I have been using yocto for some time). According to the debug log, bitbake will execute up to some point when the message `DEBUG: Starting bitbake-worker` will appear in the
<mwe> debug log. At this point, all outstanding tasks will hang forever, and I need to SIGINT bitbake.
<mwe> What I've found is that there are certain tasks which cause the hang, such as `linux-libc-headers_5.4.bb:do_install`. during the execution of these tasks, `bitbake-worker` will be started under `pseudo`. I'm not sure how to proceed from here - I am unfamiliar how to debug this. Is there a mailing list I should direct my question to? Is there some
<mwe> way I can configure pseudo for debug? Thanks.
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<qschulz> tlwoerner: rock-pi-4 arm-trusted-firmware does not build on meta-rockchip dunfell branch
<qschulz> | make[1]: arm-none-eabi-gcc: No such file or directory
<qschulz> ah, typo in the DEPENDS I think
<qschulz> yup
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<vd> so I do not need to prepend FILESEXTRAPATHS if I use a ${PN}/${MACHINE} directory, right?
<qschulz> vd: you need to prepend with ${THISIDR}/${PN}
<qschulz> from a bbappend
<qschulz> if it's in the original recipe, no, no need
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<vd> but bitbake does look by default in ${PN}, ${PN}/${MACHINE}, ${PN}/${DISTRO}, etc. doesn't it?
<qschulz> in the original recipe yes
<qschulz> in the bbappend no, you need a filesextrapaths
<qschulz> though it gets extended with each OVERRIDES (among which MACHINE and DISTRO are)
<vd> hoo I think I understand, you ALWAYS need to prepend FILESEXTRAPATHS in a bbappend, even though you're using the standard paths bitbake looks for?
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<qschulz> there's no such thing as standard paths from bbappends but yes
<vd> s/standard/default/
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<vd> hum it's a bit inconvenient as you need to specify the exact ${PN}/${DISTRO} path for example, while from the original bb recipe you don't have too.
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<vd> I wished you could just specify the _parent_ directory to look into, i.e. ${THISDIR}
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<vd> If you compile 2 different kernels (but the same distro and libc) you only need a different TMPDIR, correct?
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<zeddii> khem: I have a fix for the sdbus build issue, will send it shortly
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<RP> mwe: have to step afk but is that centos8 stream, make 4.2.1 and some process hanging in a zombie state? I'd try building a new make of a later version and try that if so.
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<RP> the process tree of what is there when it hangs would help. strace is also useful, or gdb and backtrace what is hanging
<nateglims> Is anyone taking contributions through github and also maintaining staging branches? Other than allowing only rebase merges, I'm wondering if there's any pitfalls to look out for?
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<mwe> RP: Upgrading to make 4.3 did not help
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<zeddii> khem: well, I thought I fixed it .. but meson has defeated me in thinking that the if_arp header needs to be present, even when I backported a patch. I have to step away, but will poke at it throughout the weekend and send a patch for the fixup when I finally understand what meson is doing :D
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<mwe> RP: It is indeed centos8 make 4.2.1 (which I've since upgraded to 4.3), and all the pseudo bitbake-workers hang. I emailed your linux foundation email an strace log and process tree
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<dev1990> RP: working fine now, thanks :) I tested with updated pseudo in my poky/honister
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<abelloni> mwe: RP: the BR guys are telling me that make 4.3 is segfaulting a lot
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<mwe> abelloni: Hmm have not noticed that
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<sveinse> I'm attempting to make my own CONVERSION_CMD_spu() for an image (which in itself works fine), but I'm calling tar which throws a "Cannot change ownership to uid 0, gid 0: Operation not permitted" on me. I tried prefixing the "fakeroot CONVERSION_CMD_spu() {" but to no avail. Any suggestions on how I might run tar ops that preserves UID/GID in a conversion script?
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<RP> mwe: thanks, the make upgrade rules out some other weird centos8 issues I've seen today. The strace log only follows bitbake, it doesn't show what the other processes are doing unfortunately
<sveinse> seems I cannot run tar without discarding uid/gid information in devshell either
<sveinse> I thought pseudo/fakeroot would take care of that and allow chown. A new policy? Perhaps there is tunable somewhere?
<sveinse> Running Hardknott
<RP> sveinse: you should be able to do that under pseudo, I can't remember if devshell runs under pseudo by default or not
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