I am running osc -A https://buildbox.localnet co home:user where buildbox.localnet is the machine ip, and I is printing the manual for ~/.oscrc.
The ~/.oscrc is the following:
[https://buildbox.localnet]
user=user
pass=pass
I followed this guide Setting Up a Local OBS Instance | Administrator Guide to setup my obs private instance.
Copy and paste full command invocation and its complete output.
Running osc -A https://buildbox.localnet co home:user
Error in config file /home/virtual/.oscrc
Your configuration file /home/virtual/.oscrc is not complete.
Make sure that it has a [general] section.
(You can copy&paste the below. Some commented defaults are shown.)
[general]
# URL to access API server, e.g. https://api.opensuse.org
# you also need a section [https://api.opensuse.org] with the credentials
apiurl = https://api.opensuse.org
# Downloaded packages are cached here. Must be writable by you.
#packagecachedir = /var/tmp/osbuild-packagecache
# Wrapper to call build as root (sudo, su -, ...)
#su-wrapper = sudo
# set it empty to run build script as user (works only with KVM atm):
#su-wrapper =
# rootdir to setup the chroot environment
# can contain %(repo)s, %(arch)s, %(project)s, %(package)s and %(apihost)s (apihost is the hostname
# extracted from currently used apiurl) for replacement, e.g.
# /srv/oscbuild/%(repo)s-%(arch)s or
# /srv/oscbuild/%(repo)s-%(arch)s-%(project)s-%(package)s
#build-root = /var/tmp/build-root/%(repo)s-%(arch)s
# compile with N jobs (default: "getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN")
#build-jobs = N
# build-type to use - values can be (depending on the capabilities of the 'build' script)
# empty - chroot build
# kvm - kvm VM build (needs build-device, build-swap, build-memory)
# xen - xen VM build (needs build-device, build-swap, build-memory)
# experimental:
# qemu - qemu VM build
# lxc - lxc build
#build-type =
# Execute always a shell prompt on build failure inside of the build environment
#build-shell-after-fail = 1
# build-device is the disk-image file to use as root for VM builds
# e.g. /var/tmp/FILE.root
#build-device = /var/tmp/FILE.root
# build-swap is the disk-image to use as swap for VM builds
# e.g. /var/tmp/FILE.swap
#build-swap = /var/tmp/FILE.swap
# build-kernel is the boot kernel used for VM builds
#build-kernel = /boot/vmlinuz
# build-initrd is the boot initrd used for VM builds
#build-initrd = /boot/initrd
# build-memory is the amount of memory used in the VM
# value in MB - e.g. 512
#build-memory = 512
# build-vmdisk-rootsize is the size of the disk-image used as root in a VM build
# values in MB - e.g. 4096
#build-vmdisk-rootsize = 4096
# build-vmdisk-swapsize is the size of the disk-image used as swap in a VM build
# values in MB - e.g. 1024
#build-vmdisk-swapsize = 1024
# build-vmdisk-filesystem is the file system type of the disk-image used in a VM build
# values are ext3(default) ext4 xfs reiserfs btrfs
#build-vmdisk-filesystem = ext4
# Numeric uid:gid to assign to the "abuild" user in the build-root
# or "caller" to use the current users uid:gid
# This is convenient when sharing the buildroot with ordinary userids
# on the host.
# This should not be 0
# build-uid =
# strip leading build time information from the build log
# buildlog_strip_time = 1
# Enable ccache in build roots.
# ccache = 1
# Enable sccache in build roots. Conflicts with ccache.
# Equivalent to sccache_uri = file:///var/tmp/osbuild-sccache-{pkgname}.tar
# sccache = 1
# Optional URI for sccache storage. Maybe a file://, redis:// or other URI supported
# by the configured sccache install. This uri MAY take {pkgname} as a special parameter
# which will be replaced with the name of the package to be built.
# sccache_uri = file:///var/tmp/osbuild-sccache-{pkgname}.tar.lzop
# sccache_uri = file:///var/tmp/osbuild-sccache-{pkgname}.tar
# sccache_uri = redis://127.0.0.1:6379
# extra packages to install when building packages locally (osc build)
# this corresponds to osc build's -x option and can be overridden with that
# -x '' can also be given on the command line to override this setting, or
# you can have an empty setting here. This global setting may leads to
# dependency problems when the base distro is not providing the package.
# => using server side definition via cli_debug_packages substitute rule is
# recommended therefore.
#extra-pkgs =
# build platform is used if the platform argument is omitted to osc build
#build_repository = openSUSE_Factory
# default project for getpac or bco
#getpac_default_project = openSUSE:Factory
# alternate filesystem layout: have multiple subdirs, where colons were.
#checkout_no_colon = 0
# change filesystem layout: avoid checkout within a project or package dir.
#checkout_rooted = 0
# local files to ignore with status, addremove, ....
#exclude_glob = .osc CVS .svn .* _linkerror *~ #*# *.orig *.bak *.changes.vctmp.*
# limit the age of requests shown with 'osc req list'.
# this is a default only, can be overridden by 'osc req list -D NNN'
# Use 0 for unlimted.
#request_list_days = 0
# show info useful for debugging
#debug = 1
# show HTTP traffic useful for debugging
#http_debug = 1
# number of retries on HTTP transfer
#http_retries = 3
# Skip signature verification of packages used for build.
#no_verify = 1
# jump into the debugger in case of errors
#post_mortem = 1
# print call traces in case of errors
#traceback = 1
# check for unversioned/removed files before commit
#check_filelist = 1
# check for pending requests after executing an action (e.g. checkout, update, commit)
#check_for_request_on_action = 1
# what to do with the source package if the submitrequest has been accepted. If
# nothing is specified the API default is used
#submitrequest_on_accept_action = cleanup|update|noupdate
# template for an accepted submitrequest
#submitrequest_accepted_template = Hi %(who)s,\n
# thanks for working on:\t%(tgt_project)s/%(tgt_package)s.
# SR %(reqid)s has been accepted.\n\nYour maintainers
# template for a declined submitrequest
#submitrequest_declined_template = Hi %(who)s,\n
# sorry your SR %(reqid)s (request type: %(type)s) for
# %(tgt_project)s/%(tgt_package)s has been declined because...
#review requests interactively (default: off)
#request_show_review = 1
# if a review is accepted in interactive mode and a group
# was specified the review will be accepted for this group (default: off)
#review_inherit_group = 1
[https://api.opensuse.org]
# set aliases for this apiurl
# aliases = foo, bar
# real name used in .changes, unless the one from osc meta prj <user> will be used
# realname =
# email used in .changes, unless the one from osc meta prj <user> will be used
# email =
# additional headers to pass to a request, e.g. for special authentication
#http_headers = Host: foofoobar,
# User: mumblegack
# Plain text password
#pass =After reviewing the five and doing something that I have been doing so long, and only now worked, I get this
> osc co home:project
*** certificate verify failed at depth 0
Subject: /C=CC/ST=OBS Autogen State or Province/L=OBS Autogen Locality/O=OBS Autogen Organisation/OU=OBS Autogen Organizational Unit/CN=buildbox.localnet/emailAddress=test@email.address
Issuer: /C=CC/ST=OBS Autogen State or Province/L=OBS Autogen Locality/O=OBS Autogen Organisation/OU=OBS Autogen Organizational Unit/CN=buildbox.localnet/emailAddress=test@email.address
Valid: Jun 30 08:47:43 2023 GMT - Jun 29 08:47:43 2024 GMT
Fingerprint(MD5): 1111111111111111111111111111111111
Fingerprint(SHA1): 1111111111111111111111111111111111
Reason: EE certificate key too weak
Reason: self signed certificate
Certificate Verification Error: Certificate validation error cannot be ignoredNote that I only want to use it in Virt-Manager virtualnet, so no need to a porper certificate
I could not parse it.
I do not know what you call “proper certificate”, but whatever certificate you use you must configure your system to trust it.
I wanted to disable ssl, here is the instructions: [opensuse-buildservice] Re: Disable ANY TLS/SSL checks - openSUSE Build Service - openSUSE Mailing Lists