Changes:
- add lua5.1 and m4 to Dockerfile
- try to generate pkglists
- try to check generated pkglists

Josef Schlehofer authored 4 years ago and Jan Pavlinec committed 4 years ago

This is required for OpenWrt master (which is going to become OpenWrt
20.xx/21.xx) once it is released. Otherwise, you will get this error:
Build dependency: Please install Python >= 3.5

Python2 needs to be there for OpenWrt 19.07.

Karel Koci authored 4 years ago and Jan Pavlinec committed 4 years ago

This moves already present packages to option conditions. This allows
users to better choose what they want to harden.

Karel Koci authored 4 years ago and Josef Schlehofer committed 4 years ago

Dockerfile does not essentially have to be in root or repository. It is
Gitlab CI specific non the less.
This has one slight improvement and that is it is build faster as docker
does not have to pull in whole repository first.
To build image one additional step is to just navigate to .gitlab-ci
directory before docker build call.

There is a dedicated page for Docker, we dont need to supply our own
documentation

This reduces run time because we dont need to update and install all
dependencies in each run and it will be stored in container image, which
is going to be pulled in each run.

OpenWrt master requires Python3 and it fixes this issue:
Build dependency: Please install Python >= 3.5

We are using Gitlab CI for OpenWrt 19.07 and OpenWrt master.

OpenWrt 19.07 requires to have Python2 as it shows.
Build dependency: Please install Python 2.x

Fixes: 530f999d

This got in as last minut code refactoring. For print purposes it counts
one less but in such case comparison has to be more than zero.

Josef Schlehofer authored 4 years ago and Jan Pavlinec committed 4 years ago

We have our own package turris-webapps-transmission, so we don't need to
patch transmission package.

It should check if we can apply patches to
openwrt or feeds branches before merging it to HB*

Josef Schlehofer authored 4 years ago and Jan Pavlinec committed 4 years ago

In this pull commit, I backported hwinfo which will help us to provide system information, monitor hardware information and diagnostics.
hwinfo is already in packages repository, but it will be part of OpenWrt
21.xx release.

This resets uboot environment. We of course do not want to do it and
even if so we do not plan to do it right now or possibly this way.

While building node packages on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, node fails because of:

In file included from /usr/include/c++/9/deque:60,
                 from /usr/include/c++/9/queue:60,
                 from ../deps/v8/src/libplatform/default-foreground-task-runner.h:8,
                 from ../deps/v8/src/libplatform/default-foreground-task-runner.cc:5:
/usr/include/c++/9/bits/stl_algobase.h:59:10: fatal error: bits/c++config.h: No such file or directory
   59 | #include <bits/c++config.h>
      |          ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.

This can be solved by installing g++-multilib

These packages are necessary for running Gitlab CI on Omnia/Mox.
This should help knot-resolver team to test kresd on
different architectures.

Note:
tor-hs package helps with creating tor hidden services
on router. Tor hidden service can be used to access router
services from Tor network.

This allows primarily to include all drivers in medkit. The idea is that
some devices should work out of the box so we ensure they can be used to
connect to the Internet. Once connected any unneeded drivers are
removed.

This can be considered as interesting feature from end user's
perspective so we should mention it in NEWS.

These contain database of USB and PCI device mapping to
drivers/packages. Idea is that updater with additional Lua script on
router can install this way drives automatically depending on what is
actually connected to router.

It also allows installtion of all or just some group of drivers. That is
to include them optionally also in medkit.

Because commit subject is too long, I'd need to choose word accepted
even though it was applied (I mean cherry-picked) by OpenWrt developers
to OpenWrt 19.07. So, we don't need to have it in backports anymore.