AppJail Reproduce is a small open source BSD-3 licensed tool for automating the creation of images using Makejails, scripts and simple text files, providing a common workflow and simplifying many things.
Reproduce is quite simple to use. Just tell it what project to build and it will do the hard work.
appjail-reproduce -b helloThe above command assumes that you have cloned the projects repository, but if you have not yet done so:
mkdir -p ~/.reproduce
git clone https://github.com/DtxdF/reproduce-projects.git ~/.reproduce/projects
git clone https://github.com/DtxdF/reproduce.git
cd reproduce
make installIf you want to run Reproduce with a non-root user, you must configure AppJail to do so.
appjail-reproduce -bappjail-reproduce -b helloappjail-reproduce -b hello:13.2,14.0appjail-reproduce -b hello%amd64,i386appjail-reproduce -b hello%amd64,i386:13.2,14.0appjail-reproduce -b \
hello%amd64,i386:13.2,14.0 \
wordpress-apache%amd64:13.2-php82-apache-6.4.1The above examples are demonstrative only, it does not mean that they can be built for a specific architecture or use a specific tag. Refer to the projects repository or the documentation of the image you want to build.
Create the configuration directory:
mkdir -p ~/.config/appjail-reproduceSet the parameters described below in the ~/.config/appjail-reproduce/config.conf file or the one pointed to by the -c flag.
Parameters can be configured via command-line flags or from the configuration file. You can use appjail-reproduce -h to see more details.
default: ~/.reproduce/projects
command-line flag: -p
description: Projects directory.
default: ~/.reproduce/logs
command-line flag: -l
description: Logs directory.
default: ~/.reproduce/run
command-line flag: -r
description: Directory used by Reproduce to store certain information, such as the lock file and jail names.
default: reproduce_
command-line flag: -j
description: Prefix all jail names with this prefix.
command-line flag: -B
description: List of Makejails to include before the main instructions.
command-line flag: -A
description: List of Makejails to include after the main instructions.
command-line flag: -m
description: Use these mirrors in all projects as the source where the images will be downloaded. Note that this parameter does not have the same effect as using reproduce_mirrors in a reproduce configuration file. MIRRORS defines the source as <URL>/<name>/<tag>-<arch>-image.appjail and reproduce_mirrors defines the source as <URL>/<tag>-<arch>-image.appjail.
default: NO
command-line flag: -d
description: Enable debug logging.
default: xz
command-line flag: -C
description: Compress the images using this algorithm.
default: Directory project.
description: Image name.
default: default.
description: Release name.
default: NO
description: Ignore Makejails defined in #AFTER_MAKEJAILS and #BEFORE_MAKEJAILS.
default: NO
description: Avoid using the osarch parameter used by appjail quick.
default: NO
description: Avoid using the osversion parameter used by appjail quick.
default: NO
description: Avoid using the release parameter used by appjail quick.
default: latest/<Host Version>
description: List of tags to build. The syntax is <Label Name>/<System Version>. If ignore_osversion has the value YES, <System Version> has no effect, so set it to ignore for example. Note that even if ignore_osversion is set to YES, it may be useful for the hook.
default: <Host Architecture>
description: List of architectures supported by the image. Note that even if ignore_osarch is set to YES, it may be useful for the hook.
description: List of arguments that Reproduce will process. Note that you must add <tag>.args.<argument> if you want to use such an argument for a specific tag, otherwise, it will be ignored.
description: List of RC parameters to remove from /etc/rc.conf (inside the jail).
description: List of mirrors. See also #MIRRORS.
You can specify a list of files to remove using a file named toremove.lst in the project directory. Reproduce will process the file line by line and pass it as arguments to rm(1).
WARNING: BE CAREFUL not to prefix the pathname with a slash or something similar.
If you need more control, you can use a hook, a script named hook.sh that will run before creating the image. The hook runs in the jails directory (JAILDIR in your AppJail configuration file), but on the host, not inside the jail.
Reproduce will define some environment variables when building an image intended to be used by reproduce.conf, the Makejail or the hook.
description: Project name.
description: Project directory.
description: Jail name.
description: OS release.
description: OS architecture.
description: OS version.
description: Tag name.
# tree ~/.reproduce/projects/hello
/root/.reproduce/projects/hello
├── Makejail
├── reproduce.conf
└── toremove.lst
1 directory, 3 files
# cat ~/.reproduce/projects/hello/Makejail
INCLUDE gh+AppJail-makejails/hello --file build.makejail
# cat ~/.reproduce/projects/hello/reproduce.conf
tags: 13.2/13.2-RELEASE 14.0/14.0-RELEASE
arch: amd64
# cat ~/.reproduce/projects/hello/toremove.lst
-f var/log/*
-f var/cache/pkg/*
-rf usr/local/etc/pkg
-f var/run/* 2> /dev/null || :
- Before creating an image, Reproduce will remove it, so backup the image if you want to keep it.
- All jails explicitly created by Reproduce will be named using a random UUID (version 4) and
JAIL_PREFIX. Reproduce will stop and remove the jail when necessary.
/usr/local/etc/appjail/appjail.conf:
TAR_XZ_ARGS="--xz --options xz:threads=0"
TAR_ZSTD_ARGS="--zstd --options zstd:threads=0"
appjail makejail -j pkgcache -f gh+AppJail-makejails/pkgcache \
-o virtualnet=":<random> default" \
-o nat
service appjail-health restart~/.config/appjail-reproduce/config.conf:
BEFORE_MAKEJAILS=/root/reproduce/main.makejail
/root/reproduce/main.makejail:
INCLUDE pkg.makejail
/root/reproduce/pkg.makejail:
CMD mkdir -p /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos
COPY Mirror.conf /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos
/root/reproduce/Mirror.conf:
FreeBSD: {
url: "https://pkgcache/${ABI}/latest",
mirror_type: "http",
signature_type: "fingerprints",
fingerprints: "/usr/share/keys/pkg",
enabled: yes
}
See also: https://appjail.readthedocs.io/en/latest/configure/
If you have found a bug, have an idea or need help, use the issue tracker. Of course, PRs are welcome.