This repository is intended to provide pre-built packages for distributions that do not have them as standard.
Current status:
| Package | Architecture | Installs | Runs | Works |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FireHOL OpenWRT 18.06 ipk | all | ? | ? | ? |
| FireHOL CentOS/RHEL 6 rpm | all (noarch) | Y | ? | ? |
| FireHOL CentOS/RHEL 7 rpm | all (noarch) | Y | ? | ? |
| iprange OpenWRT 18.06 ipk | ar71xx | ? | ? | ? |
| iprange OpenWRT 18.06 ipk | brcm47xx | ? | ? | ? |
| iprange OpenWRT 18.06 ipk | ipq806x | ? | ? | ? |
| iprange CentOS/RHEL 6 rpm | amd64 | Y | ? | ? |
| iprange CentOS/RHEL 7 rpm | amd64 | Y | ? | ? |
Basically: I run the builds but don't check them personally. I update this table when people report success/failure.
It is all something of a best-effort basis, so pull requests to add new packaging formats, architectures, or updated versions are always welcome.
Everything gets built by Travis-CI; tags are created after a package update or new output is added which automatically puts all the binaries into github releases:
git push
# wait...
git tag YYYY-MM-DD-hhmm
git push --tags
Clone the repository and run the common setup script:
git clone https://github.com/firehol/packages.git firehol-packages
cd firehol-packages
./setup.sh
Then run any individual (build-PLATFORM.sh) scripts you are interested
in e.g.:
./build-openwrt.sh
Provided everything works, the outputs all go to outputs/packages.
If something goes wrong you most likely need to install a
dependency on your build host.
Travis runs each build-*.sh script in order and provided everything
builds OK, it builds checksums in outputs/checksums.
- The OpenWRT builds need ccache and basic build tools (make etc.) installed
- The CentOS/Redhat builds need docker (docker.io on Ubuntu) installed and to be able to run sudo