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Install:

run all commands from root (as superuser)


install dependency packages:
    you need: bash sudo uuid-runtime aufs-tools fuse-zip
    for apt based OS use comand:
        apt-get install bash sudo uuid-runtime aufs-tools fuse-zip

if you are inside a  linux container then your container need
a priveleged mode and access to /dev/fuse device


create and edit config file:
    use config.sh.blank as a base:
        cp config.sh.blank config.sh

    we use config (some_path is a fake):
        PACKET_BUILD_DIR=/some_path/builder-packet
        CHROOTER_BUILD_OPTIONS="--privileged=true"
        chrooter() {
            export CHROOTER_PREFIX="/some_path_to_mount"
            $BASE_DIR/chrooter/chrooter.sh $@
        }
        OPENTOONZ_TESTING_TAG="morevna"


download virtual environment:
    you may download our (we are Morevna Project team) os images from:
        https://coolbug.org/downloads/morevna/builder-images/

    you need two files:
        https://coolbug.org/downloads/morevna/builder-images/morevnaproject_build-debian-7-32.zip
        https://coolbug.org/downloads/morevna/builder-images/morevnaproject_build-debian-7-64.zip
    approximate 6.5Gb, place both into chrooter/images/


build virtual environment:
    if you does not want to download os images you can build it

    before begin you may configure debian mirror in files:
        env/debian-7-32bit/files/sources.list
        env/debian-7-64bit/files/sources.list
        env/debian-7-32bit/build-zip.sh into variable apt_mirror
        env/debian-7-64bit/build-zip.sh into variable apt_mirror

    here you still can download a base debian images from:
        https://coolbug.org/downloads/morevna/builder-images/debian-wheezy-i386.zip
        https://coolbug.org/downloads/morevna/builder-images/debian-wheezy-amd64.zip
    approximate 500Mb, place first into env/debian-7-32bit and second into env/debian-7-64bit

    or build these images from scratch by debootstrap
    install packages: debootstrap zip; for apt based OS use command:
        apt-get install debootstrap zip
    and build base debian images
        cd env/debian-7-32bit # go to env/debian-7-32bit
        ./build-zip.sh
        cd ../debian-7-64bit  # go to env/debian-7-64bit
        ./build-zip.sh
        cd ../..              # go back

    now when you have files debian-wheezy-XXXX.zip you can build os images for builder
    it's a long process because it will build GCC and MinGW from scratch
    run commands:
        cd env/debian-7-32bit # go to env/debian-7-32bit
        ./build-base.sh       # just to copy base os image into chrooter/images
        ./build.sh            # a long build process
        cd ../debian-7-64bit  # go to env/debian-7-64bit
        ./build-base.sh       # just to copy base os image into chrooter/images
        ./build.sh            # a long build process
        cd ../..              # go back

    build environment ready


installation done



Usage:


now you may build packages by macro script:
    see files ./build-*.sh

also you can add hooks to publish built packages:
    for example create file publish/publish-synfigstudio.sh with content:
        #!/bin/bash
        cp "$1" /var/www/public/downloads/
    when build is done new synfigstudio packge will placed into web-site directory
    you may look file publish/publish.sh for more info

run internal builder commands in virtual environment:
    cd env
    ./run.sh some_command

also you may use:
    env/debian-7-32bit/run.sh
    env/debian-7-64bit/run.sh
    env/debian-7-64bit/win32.sh
    env/debian-7-64bit/win64.sh

run build commands in native environment
    ./run-native.sh some_command

build a selected package:
    cd env
    ./run.sh env_release MEGAPROGRAM-1.0.0

take files from directory
    env-builder-data/build/packet/linux-x64/MEGAPROGRAM-1.0.0/env_release
or
    your_build_path/packet/linux-x64/MEGAPROGRAM-1.0.0/env_release


"dry_run" option for paranoics:
    ./run.sh dry_run with_deps unpack MEGAPROGRAM-1.0.0 

List of commands
    <action> <packet>
        do <action> for <packet>
        List of actions:
        - download
        - unpack
        - build
        - install
        - install_release
        - envdeps
        - envdeps_release
        - env
        - env_release

    dry_run <any other command>
        - simulate activity

    with_deps <command> <packet>
        - execute <command> for <packet> and all deps

    clean_ACTION <packet>
        - remove all data of completed ACTION for <packet>
        ex.: clean_unpack MEGAPROGRAM-1.0.0

    clean_all_unpack <packet>
        - cleans download and unpack
        see: clean_ACTION <packet>

    clean_all_env <packet>
        - cleans install, install_release, envdeps, envdeps_release, env and env_release
        see: clean_ACTION <packet>

    clean_all_install <packet>
        - cleans all env and build
        see: clean_all_env <packet>, clean_ACTION <packet>

    clean_all <packet>
        - remove all data of all completed actions for <packet>

    set_undone_ACTION <packet>
    set_undone_all_unpack <packet>
    set_undone_all_env <packet>
    set_undone_all_install <packet>
    set_undone_all <packet>
        - mark ACTION incomplete for <packet>, but keep action data
        see: clean_* comands

    shell <packet>
        - run shell in environment of <packet>

    chain <command> chain <other_command> ...
        - run several command sequentially wihtout remounting of environment to increase speed

see also
    env-builder-data/build/script/common/manager.sh


Troubles:
    sometimes virtual environmens does not unmounted properly
    to clear this you need to unmount all mounts for */chrooter-*
    look mounts list by command:
        mount

    unmount by command:
        umount "/some_path/chrooter-SOME_UUID"
    or with "force" option
        umount -f "/some_path/chrooter-SOME_UUID" 

    after that remove the files
    you MUST do unmount before, if some dir are still mounted you can remove some system files
    we recommend to check content of directories before remove
    option "--one-file-system" for additional protection but anyway BE CAREFULL!!
    command:
        rm -rf --one-file-system /some_path/chrooter-*