Similar to osmocom-obs-nhofmeyr, add a jenkins job that automatically
picks up changes in Hoernchen/mssdr branches in the Osmocom projects,
and builds binary packages in home:ewild:mssdr.
Related: OS#6409
Change-Id: I9a8aaf00e3fae84a61ff3cab64750926f8a9e2e1
A change introducing osmo_io for RTP/RTCP of omo-mgw
is currently in review at https://gerrit.osmocom.org/c/osmo-mgw/+/36363
Let's make sure we have a related io_uring test job.
Change-Id: I672c72c855bebc1f895be51f3fa3cf0e368005ff
Related: OS#6387, SYS#5094
We have at least one node where the io_uring backend does not work.
Allow running the osmo_io tests with the io_uring backend in CI by
limiting the jenkins nodes used to the ones where we know that io_uring
works.
Related: libosmocore I82db9a15bc483a5447d86352512afaafa2bcfbb6
Related: OS#6405
Change-Id: I9289e2f84edbff95d81bb4a92863865b9563fc6a
Rename it from ttcn3-io_uring to io_uring, as it will be used for
non-ttcn3 jobs too in the next patch.
Related: OS#6405
Change-Id: Icd23a4497771c939f6b988ea244c9dcabfd30e3f
io_uring_queue_init fails on some of the jenkins nodes running the TTCN3
testsuites with io_uring. It seems that the kernel is too old on these
nodes. Run the testsuites only on jenkins nodes with the new
ttcn3-io_uring label, which have a recent kernel.
Related: OS#6357
Change-Id: If917806f9056fdf99863f4132f44659b2bfd44c3
Set LIBOSMO_IO_BACKEND=IO_URING via the DOCKER_ARGS variable, which all
SUTs already use in docker-playground.git (see ttcn3-*/jenkins.sh).
The list of testsuites to test for is takend from:
https://osmocom.org/issues/6357#note-9
Closes: OS#6357
Change-Id: I8eb3f4fdfe54268d3b623d88c8746f5395ba509d
Test EPDG_Tests.TC_mt_ipv4_echo_req fails when running under debian11
(node build2-deb11build-ansible), most probably due to some kernel bug
fixed later on.
Since anyway osmo-epdg requires OTP from debian12, it makes no sense to
attempt to support older kernel version from debian11, so simply avoid
picking debian11 to run the tests.
Change-Id: I247853cbefa0864f54bad5e5b6597556c46a51e3
Wireshark with Osmocom patches on top of wireshark.git master failed to
build. I've reworked the packaging to use the "debian" dir from upstream
instead of having our own (now outdated) copy:
https://gitea.osmocom.org/osmocom/wireshark/commits/branch/osmith/deb-packaging
Add the additional dependencies that are now required to build the
wireshark source package to the Dockerfile.
Related: OS#2537
Change-Id: I82f64de70b9d099ac404530ca74c771d66b306d8
Make sure osmo-gsm-tester gets killed eventually, even if a bug causes
it to run forever or if aborted manually.
* add a name to the docker container
* kill the docker container if it runs longer than 24h with
docker-cleanup.sh
* rename fix_permissions_trap to clean_up_trap and kill it there, when
it is still running before the job starts and after it is done
(in my testing this did not kill it after pressing abort, but it would
be killed either at the start of the next job running on the same
jenkins node, or after 24h by docker-cleanup.sh)
Related: OS#6304
Change-Id: I6fc874d319d74aabdc33c10910cbcca2978d5bbb
Show where the symlink points at the start of the job, so we can see
which coverity version is currently installed.
Related: SYS#6685
Change-Id: If4a7c71759a6eb436eb47024565f169c6134e2e2
Remove the previous /opt/coverity/current symlink, before creating the
new one. Otherwise the new symlink would be created inside "current"
pointing at the old version, instead of replacing "current" with the
new symlink.
# ln -svf /opt/coverity/2023.6.2/* /opt/coverity/current
'/opt/coverity/current/cov-analysis-linux64-2023.6.2' -> '/opt/coverity/2023.6.2/cov-analysis-linux64-2023.6.2'
# readlink /opt/covervity/current
/opt/coverity/2022.06/cov-analysis-linux64-2022.6.0
Add the verbosity flag to the command while at it.
(The glob is unrelated, why it is needed is described in
I2b96d1e47f2697706a042937b2852f0fc5032a7b)
Related: SYS#6685
Change-Id: I4ecb4997829b3cc61c839d089bda44f821ca8b85
* Describe all directories
* Update the text slightly
* Convert to markdown, so it shows up formatted at:
https://gitea.osmocom.org/osmocom/osmo-ci
Change-Id: I9735eb30cf7260d211d5ea4da83ad09d31c93593
Add a new jenkins job to notify us about new versions of Debian,
Raspbian and Ubuntu becoming available in the openSUSE OBS. This allows
us to consistently follow along and make the repositories available in
the Osmocom OBS. I've decided to check the openSUSE OBS instead of
checking somewhere upstream, because it takes time between a new
release of a distribution and the version becoming available in
openSUSE OBS, and we have another job that syncs the configuration with
that OBS instance.
Related: OS#6163
Change-Id: I0abc49a95197da55f7d83ed4fd1c4ebb6bd14b1e
Print the apiurl, to make more obvious what is going on when running the
function twice in a row with two different apiurls (as done in the next
patch).
Change-Id: I789d12ce59ff14f526ab0334e78a6b22a063ec06
osmo-upf currently can't build against debian 10, as the required
libnftables-dev version there is too low and we don't provide a backport
for it. As discussed, disable it for debian 10.
Adjust CI to build against debian 11 instead (in addition to the usual
almalinux 8, debian 12).
Change-Id: I63798d451b66bf728b58b02414c1a44f6156b356
Adjust all jobs in the gerrit verifications pipeline to use the same
parameters from a new include file, to prevent undefined parameter
warnings in the log.
Fixes: OS#6261
Change-Id: Iadc5cd8996eb4ed86634ceb35829a3e9239e598d
Instead of filtering with several blacklist_* files that must contain
the exact names of packages to be filtered, add a shell function that
uses fnmatch for filtering. Combine all lists into one.
This fixes the error we get with each limesuite release, without the
need to increase the version in the txt files every time. Currently the
repo-install-tests are failing for all debian versions because of this.
Change-Id: I6745b10804685119d68b089f129ec9b0cde8cdf5
The sudo tool is required by the ansible 'become_user' used later in ttcn3-slave.yml
TASK [osmocom-jenkins-slave : ensure jenkins folder exists] *******************************************
fatal: [lx2-raspbian11build-ansible]: FAILED! => {
"changed": false,
"rc": 127
}
MODULE_STDOUT:
/bin/sh: 1: sudo: not found
Related: OS#5873
Change-Id: I2d50ef2dee8e060ff4f84810f2bba62d4801d638
We don't want to install new builders with 15.3, and the playbook
should just detect the installed version rather than making assumptions
Change-Id: I96f9896c0eeab120633d5800198d8b93371f7a5a
We no longer run the archive on the same machine/lxc as the normal
downloads server
Change-Id: Id490690394db9eb773f945ad4d7e65fe7fd5e17a
Related: OS#6257
As we're moving the archive to a machine with sufficient storage,
let's extend the time we keep an archive of nightly builds from
one month to two years.
Change-Id: Ic8529ee5679f15c4e4940a5f095374605c2e5c79
Related: OS#6257
Compress the tarball from "git archive" with bzip2 to turn it into a
proper .tar.bz2. Previously the archive was named .tar.bz2, but it was
just a regular tarball as git archive didn't guess the type from the
filename (supposedly this works for .tar.gz and some others) and just
defaulted to tar.
Move the code that adds build_dep.tar.gz to the archive before the bzip2
call, because tar can't add files to the archive if it is compressed.
Change-Id: I5830f9123150540a6467c19c64461d2fa1972a52
Make the releases created from the "git archive" code path more similar
to the autotools releases, by having all files in a subdirectory with
the project name and tag name instead of having them directly in the
root of the tarball.
$ tree osmo_dia2gsup-0.1.1 | head
osmo_dia2gsup-0.1.1
├── build_dep.tar.gz
├── contrib
│ ├── generate_build_dep.sh
│ ├── jenkins.sh
│ └── systemd
│ └── osmo_dia2gsup.service
├── debian
│ ├── changelog
│ ├── compat
Change-Id: If37dcdc04278de0d4479cf72e0ca33c90b7deea8
Don't attempt to install limesuite-images. It runs a post-install script
that downloads files from an external server and fails currently, as
there are no images for 23.10. While we have limesuite-images packages
in our OBS repository, this is just a side-effect of building limesuite.
What we are really interested in is liblimesuite for osmo-trx, as I
understand.
Add --no-install-recommends to the apt-get install line in
install_repo_packages_debian, because the main limesuite package has
limesuite-images in recommends and would pull it in otherwise.
Change-Id: I237408c805977c831f352a57a301ea45753d1ac1
The repo-install-test started to fail on debian 10 with the following
error. Apparently this happens when installing ca-certificates-java
after installing java. Add a workaround.
Setting up ca-certificates-java (20190405) ...
head: cannot open '/etc/ssl/certs/java/cacerts' for reading: No such file or directory
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.InternalError: Error loading java.security file
Change-Id: I00b9c97d9d85fb37ba33a48caa732cd50de99683
With the v2.0.0 release of rtl-sdr, it was decided to include the v in
the tag pattern again, so adjust it in the related scripts. Adjust
osmo-fl2k too in the OBS scripts because there the tag pattern was not
set.
Change-Id: If1bb64722bd24b0079d2427ea3b0f5b5c87ef7ac
Vadim Yanitskiy
Oliver Smith
Harald Welte
Pau Espin
Daniel Willmann