This is the server-side code in charge of processing Debian packages built by Travis from GitHub pull requests.

Summary

We use aptly to add and publish packages, before serving them through the usual Apache setup.

Using packages

Right now the exposed repository is not signed, so your sources.list should look like this:

deb [trusted=yes] http://package-server.untangle.int/dev/buster <PR-branch> main non-free

Here's a full example, for a branch named NGFW-12345-my-fix:

echo 'deb [trusted=yes] http://package-server.untangle.int/dev/buster NGFW-12345-my-fix main non-free' > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/NGFW-12345-my-fix.list
apt update
apt install [...]

Deployment on package-server

Code

This code is checked out under /srv/ngfw_dev-repository.

apt access

A symlink is used to expose the repository via Apache:

ln -sf /srv/ngfw_dev-repository/www /var/www/dev

Upload permissions

Travis uploads as buildbot:

chown buildbot /srv/ngfw_dev-repository/incoming/buster

Service

Two solutions are provided.

docker-compose

Processing incoming packages is deployed on package-server via the docker-compose setup:

docker-compose -f /srv/ngfw_dev-repository/docker-compose.yml up -d repository_buster
docker-compose -f /srv/ngfw_dev-repository/docker-compose.yml up -d repository_bullseye

systemd

Alternatively, it can also be started with the ngfw-dev-repository.service systemd service:

ln -sf /srv/ngfw_dev-repository/ngfw-dev-repository.service /etc/systemd/system/
systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl enable --now ngfw-dev-repository

Logs

docker-compose

docker-compose -f /srv/ngfw_dev-repository/docker-compose.yml logs -t -f repository_buster
docker-compose -f /srv/ngfw_dev-repository/docker-compose.yml logs -t -f repository_bullseye

systemd

journalctl -f -u ngfw-dev-repository