Contents
Reference Guide
- About this Guide
- 1 OBS Architecture
- 2 OBS Concepts
- 3 Build Process
- 4 Source Management
- 5 Request And Review System
- 6 Image Templates
- 7 Multiple Build Description File Handling
- 8 Maintenance Support
- 9 Binary Package Tracking
- 10 Administration
- 11 Scheduling and Dispatching
- 12 Build Job Constraints
- 13 Building Preinstall Images
- 14 Authorization
- 15 Quality Assurance(QA) Hooks
- 16 openSUSE Factory
- Glossary
- A GNU Licenses
4 Source Management
4.1 Find Package Sources #
OBS is adding information to each created package about the origin of
the sources. This information is stored in the DISTURL
tag of an rpm, which can be displayed as follows:
rpm -q --queryformat '%{DISTURL}\n' glibcrpm -q --queryformat '%{DISTURL}\n' -p glibc-2.1.0-1.i586.rpm
The disturl can look like this:
obs://build.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Factory/standard/80d21fdd2299302358246d757b4d8c4f-glibc
It always starts with obs://. The second part is the name of the build
instance, which usually also hosts the Web UI. Next comes the project name
and the repository name where the binary got built. Last part is the source
md5 sum and the package name.
The disturl can also be entered in the search field of the web interface of the build service.