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Building an rpm Package Locally

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A. Create rpm Development Tree (if it does not exist)

The rpmdevtools package contains the rpmdev-setuptree command which will create the necessary directories.

sudo yum install -y rpmdevtools

rpmdev-setuptree

Alternatively, to create the tree by hand:

1. Go to your home directory of user; you don't need to be root

2. mkdir            rpmbuild

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4. mkdir            BUILD  BUILDROOT  RPMS  SOURCES  SPECS  SRPMS

 

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B. Install Dependencies

Below is the list of dependencies prerequisite packages.  (These are also specified in the "pbsproopenpbs.spec" file):

  • gcc
  • autoconf
  • automake
  • hwloc-devel
  • libX11-devel
  • libXt-devel
  • libedit-devel
  • libical-devel
  • ncurses-devel
  • perl
  • postgresql-devel

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  • python3-devel >=

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  • 3.

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  • 5
  • tcl-devel
  • tk-devel
  • swig
  • expat-devel (if suse then libexpat-devel)
  • openssl-devel (if suse then libopenssl-devel)

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1. Install dependencies for building PBS Pro:

For CentOS systems, run the following command as root:

yum install -y gcc make rpm-build libtool hwloc-devel libX11-devel libXt-devel libedit-devel libical-devel ncurses-devel perl postgresql-devel python3-devel tcl-devel  tk-devel swig expat-devel openssl-devel libXext libXft

For openSUSE systems, run the following command as root:

zypper install gcc make rpm-build libtool hwloc-devel libX11-devel libXt-devel libedit-devel libical-devel ncurses-devel perl postgresql-devel pythonpython3-devel tcl-devel tk-devel swig expatlibexpat-devel libopenssl-devel libXext-devel openssllibXft-devel
Note: If there is any error in installing any dependency, we can try installing dependencies individually using the command below:
yum   install   "dependency name"
example : yum   install   postgresql

A. How to build rpm package for PBS Pro 14.1.0 (Source cloned from github)

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2. Install prerequisite packages for running PBS Pro:

In addition to the commands below, you should also install a text editor of your choosing (vim, emacs, gedit, etc.).

For CentOS systems, run the following command as root:

yum install -y expat libedit postgresql-server python3 sendmail sudo tcl tk libical

For openSUSE systems, run the following command as root:

zypper install expat libedit postgresql-server python3 sendmail sudo tcl tk libical1

3. Install prerequisite packages for testing PBS Pro:

Make sure you have the following on your local system:

the pip command

the sudo command

the which command

the net-tools package

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C. Build the rpm Package for OpenPBS <pbs_version>

You can either build from source cloned from GitHub, or build from source rpm (srpm).

To Build from source cloned from GitHub:

        Note: <pbs_version> specified at openpbs/src/openpbs.spec

1.    Go to pbspro openpbs directory which we you have cloned (git clone https://github.com/PBSProopenpbs/pbsproopenpbs)
2.    Change directory to src/pbs
                 [user@hostname pbspro]# cd src/pbs
                 [user@hostname pbs]# ls
                 autogen.sh  configure.ac  doc      LICENSE  Makefile.am      pbspro-rpmlintrc  README     src   win_configure
                 buildutils  COPYRIGHT     INSTALL  m4       PBS_License.txt  pbspro.spec       README.md  test
3.    Run     Run the autogen.sh script to generate the configure script and makefile Makefile.in files
                ./autogen.sh
                (generates configure script and makefile Makefile.in templates)
43.    Run ./configure
54.    Run the below commandGenerate the source tar that will use to build the rpm
                make dist
                make dist generates .tar.gz (pbsproopenpbs-<pbs_version>.tar.gz) file in the same directory.
65.    Move the pbsproopenpbs-<pbs_version>.tar.gz file to ~/rpmbuild/SOURCES
76.    Move pbspro/src/pbspro Copy openpbs/openpbs.spec file to  ~/rpmbuild/SPECS
87.    Change directory to ~/rpmbuild/SPECS
98.    Run the below command
                  rpmbuild -ba pbsproopenpbs.spec         (This command will generate the below rpm packages in ~/rpmbuild/RPMS dirctory)

                  a) pbsproopenpbs-client-<pbs_version>-0.x86_64.rpm 

                  b) pbsproopenpbs-debuginfo-<pbs_version>-0.x86_64.rpm 

                  c) pbsproopenpbs-execution-<pbs_version>-0.x86_64.rpm

                  d) pbsproopenpbs-server-<pbs_version>-0.x86_64.rpmNote: <pbs_version> specified at pbspro/src/pbspro.spec

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To Build the rpm Package from openpbs-<pbs_version>.src.rpm

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  1. Download from http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/pbsproci/

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2. You can either use the –rebuild option, or you can build the rpm yourself.

To use the --rebuild option:

Do an rpmbuild –rebuild openpbs-<pbs_version>.src.rpm


To build the rpm yourself:

Install the openpbs-<pbs_version>.src.

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rpm

rpm -i openpbs-<pbs_version>.src.rpm    

This installs openpbs-<pbs_version>.tar.gz and

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openpbs.spec in their respective directories under the rpmbuild dev tree.

                        rpm -i pbspro-<pbs_version>.src.rpm    

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Change directory to ~/rpmbuild/SPECS and run the below command

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rpmbuild -ba

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openpbs.spec               (This command

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generates the below rpm packages in ~/rpmbuild/RPMS dirctory)

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a)

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openpbs-client-<pbs_version>-0.x86_64.rpm

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b)

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openpbs-debuginfo-<pbs_version>-0.x86_64.rpm

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c)

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openpbs-execution-<pbs_version>-0.x86_64.rpm

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d)

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openpbs-server-<pbs_version>-0.x86_64.rpm

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D. Install and Test Your rpm Package Locally

Installing and Testing

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Locally on CentOS7:

  1.  Log in as root
  2.  Change directory to ~/rpmbuild/RPMS
     
  3.  yum  Install the package: yum -y install /root/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64/pbsproopenpbs-server-*<pbs_version>.x86_64.rpm
  4.  Need to enable mom  Enable MoM via “PBS_START_MOM=1” in /etc/pbs.conf file
  5.  Start the PBSPro PBS Pro daemons using /etc/init.d/pbs start.
  6.  Need to validate by submitting job and verifying the state.
  7.  yum -y install python-pip sudo which net-tools
  8.  From a non-root account, make sure that PBS works by running a job
  9.  Continue as root
  10.  cd test/fw
  11.  pip  Install PTL and dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt .
  12.  Need to install PTL(PBS test Lab) by executing “python setup.py install”
  13.  Need to create users needed by PTL by executing " Create user accounts and groups required by PTL:  pbs_config --make-ug"
  14.  cd ../tests
  15.  pbs Run PTL tests: pbs_benchpress -l INFOCLI2 -o ptl.txt
  16.  Once pbs_benchpress completes, you can find the PTL log in ptl.txt.

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Installing and Testing

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Locally on openSUSE 13.2

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Use the following steps to build the open source PBS Pro on your local machine (running openSUSE 13.2):

1. get pbs/pbspro

2. cd pbs/pbspro

3. zypper -n ar -f -G http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/devel:/tools/openSUSE_13.2/devel:tools.repo

4. zypper -n ref

5. zypper -n install rpmdevtools python-xml  (NOTE: without python-xml PBS compilation will fail while generating *.c from *.xml for all attr of PBS)

6. rpmdev-setuptree

7. zypper -n install $(rpmspec --buildrequires -q pbspro.spec)  (NOTE: ignore any warning)

8. cd pbs

9. ./autogen.sh

10. ./configure

11. make dist

12. cp pbspro-*.tar.gz ~/rpmbuild/SOURCES/

13. cp ../pbspro.spec ~/rpmbuild/SPECS/

14. rpmbuild -bb ../pbspro.spec   (Build is complete on these step You can find RPMs in ~/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64/)

The following steps are to run PTL:

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  1.  Log in as root
  2.  Change directory to ~/rpmbuild/RPMS 
  3.  Install the package: zypper -n install /root/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64/

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  1. openpbs-server-

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  1. <pbs_version>.x86_64.rpm

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17. zypper -n install python-pip sudo which net-tools

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  1.  Enable MoM via “PBS_START_MOM=1” in /etc/pbs.conf file
  2.  Start the PBS Pro daemons using /etc/init.d/pbs start

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  2.  From a non-root account, make sure that PBS works by running a job
  3.  Continue as root
  4.  cd test/fw

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  1.  Install PTL and dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt .

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  1.  Create user accounts and groups required by PTL: pbs_config --make-ug

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  1.  cd ../tests

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  1.  Run PTL tests: pbs_benchpress -l INFOCLI2 -o ptl.txt

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  1.  Once pbs_benchpress completes, you can find the PTL log in ptl.txt

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