seems something odd in the pxe bin , now it just stalls on the menu I'll rebuild it again

just reading about this to have some pointers on how to debug this ipxe issue smartos.org/bugview/OS-8138

Is Jenkins the only ci tool that works well on Illumos ?

buildbot also works

jperkin: was trying to run gocd github.com/gocd/gocd github.com/gocd/gocd and ran into "jvm 1 | WrapperManager: /root/gocd/go-agent-22.3.0/wrapper/libwrapper-solaris-x86-64.so: ld.so.1: java: fatal: /root/gocd/go-agent-22.3.0/wrapper/libwrapper-solaris-x86-64.so: unknown capability: 4006398336", ever see anything like this, or know how I might be able to get this to run in a zone?

not seen that before, is that some library that was shipped with the software? might be built against solaris instead of illumos, hopefully it'll be possible to build a native one

Trying to compile it now but looks like gradlew is throwing me an error now

javax.net.ssl.SSLException: Received fatal alert: bad_record_mac

Tried using the gradle from pkgin, but it asked for 7 *

it's a leaf package and looks straight-forward to update, can take a look at doing that on monday

yea, looks like I keep getting some > Received fatal alert: bad_record_mac all over the place

Guessing this has something to deal with ssl, thanks for taking a peak

looks like bad_record_mac has something to do with tls versions nothing can ever just buiiiiillllld <3

so strange, it just started to not toss that error lol *has no clue why*

lol, looks like it uses wrapper.tanukisoftware.com/doc/english/download.jsp#stable why is everything so difficult lol

yeh who knows what's in that blob and what platform it was built on

not something I'd be putting anywhere near my systems..

yea

I tried grabbing the source and building it but got a ld error

It looks like they didnt use it prior, gonna investigate that approach maybe

Cool, looks like that was the only issue

Smithx10: There's always github.com/oxidecomputer/buildomat ! :D

jclulow: oooo

jclulow: might be too raw for my manager to understand lol

Yeah it's pretty early

I do think it’s time to get away from Java for a build server

Yeah I wrote buildomat because I was uninterested in both GitHub Actions and Jenkins

Looks like itd take some work to make it work on premises with out aws ?

Or can I just pop that rust agent on a machine and connect it to the core *?

It'll need another factory

to create VMs on whatever your infrastructure is

But the agent should work as-is

We use gitea, I see it was written for connecting to github

How hard to make it look at a git repo ?

It's in two pieces, architecturally: a core API that lets you run jobs

and a GitHub integration component that uses the core API to run jobs on behalf of GitHub events

If you wanted to plug it into something else you would just need a component that looks at the thing you want to react to, and creates jobs

There is a CLI client for the core API that I often use directly for testing and tinkering