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The full procedure for setting up a chroot and setting up users is
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documented in sbuild-setup(7). Existing users may need to review
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their setup, due to the removal of sudo support. (User setup, part 4).
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New users should use sbuild-createchroot(8) to set up a chroot, and
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sbuild-adduser(8) to add users.
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If you don't have an existing chroot, sbuild-createchroot(8) describes
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See sbuild-abort(1), sbuild-apt(1), sbuild-checkpackages(1),
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sbuild-hold(1), sbuild-stats(1), sbuild-update(1), and
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sbuild-upgrade(1). These scripts were previously found in
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/usr/share/sbuild, which now contains symbolic links to the new
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scripts in /usr/bin. The symbolic links will be removed following the
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sbuild will keep databases of the time and space that builds
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require if a couple files exist:
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touch /var/lib/sbuild/avg-build-{times,space}
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chmod 664 /var/lib/sbuild/avg-build-{times,space}
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chgrp sbuild /var/lib/sbuild/avg-build-{times,space}
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These have limited usefulness outside buildd context. See
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the sbuild-stats(1) man page for more info.
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An schroot chroot with the same name (or alias) as the distribution
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must be available. For example, to build in an unstable chroot, the
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chroot must be named "sbuild-unstable" or "unstable" (in order of
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-- Roger Leigh <rleigh@debian.org>, Sat, 16 Aug 2008 16:05:55 +0100