On 10 Dec 2015 1:53 a.m., "Nico Kadel-Garcia" <nkadel@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I'm afraid thus is the third time I've tried to get koji working to submit packages for EPEL and Fedora, and once again I'm stuck. I've activated a fresh Fedora 23 build, gotten my bugzillas and credentials working, but cannot make even a scratch rebuild if an existing Fedora SRPM for proof of concept test.
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> What base OS are people using for Koji packaging? I've built up roughly 200 SRPM kits that I publish at github.com, and I'd really like to be able to publish some of my old favorites to EPEL and Fedora.
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Nico do you mean the OS to run *koji* on or the client side to submit jobs to fedoras koji instance?

So far as I recall koji in Fedora land runs current - ie F23 at this time.

As a packager I use F23 for the client, but that is essentially only because I find Fedora a better desktop OS for me. Since the client only really does a login event and pushes an srpm it should be pretty much distro agnostic.

Also if you mean submitting to Fedora koji keep in mind these packages have to be suitable for EPEL/Fedora as per their policies (legal side of things if only scratch).

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