+ dev@ceph.io On Fri, Oct 11, 2019 at 5:57 PM Rui Chang (Arm Technology China) <Rui.Chang@arm.com> wrote:
Hi, Kefu
I am new to ceph. Currently I changed some code, and take a build. After that I can “make install” the image on my build machine which I make it as one node.
But how can I install both dependent package and my ceph package on other nodes? How could I do a packaging easily and install on other nodes?
i encourage you to re-read https://github.com/ceph/ceph/blob/master/README.md . i don't think this problem is specific to Ceph. what do you do when you want to "do a packaging easily and install on other nodes" when it comes to other software? i'd just package it for whatever distro(s) the other nodes are using.
Will dpkg-buildpackage build my changes and dependent packages? Or should I use make-debs.sh?
dpkg-buildpackage builds the tree with debian/ directory. if the tree contains your change, i think dpkg-buildpackage will build it. but i don't think dpkg-buildpackage builds the dependent packages. the package management system is supposed to fulfill the runtime dependencies. make-debs.sh is a very thin wrapper around dpkg-buildpackage. actually, i'd recommend you read the document and then trial and error a little bit. all of these are well documented, IMHO.
I am running on Ubuntu. Thanks a lot in advance.
Regards,
Rui
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