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#1 2022-07-14 02:16:38

ectospasm
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Future planning: how to address Asterisk LTS packages going forward

I recently posted asterisk-lts-18 to the AUR.  The next major relase of the asterisk AUR package will be Asterisk 20, the next long-term support release, sometime during or after the third week of October, 2022.  The following year, in October, 2023, Asterisk 21 is anticipated to be released and it will not be a long-term support release.  I want to create the asterisk-lts-20 AUR package at that time, so there will be two LTS releases in the AUR, and the asterisk package will continue to track the latest major upstream version.  This entire process will be repeated for Asterisk 22 (October 2024) and 23 (October 2025).  Also, when Asterisk 23 is released, the end of life/end of support for Asterisk 18 will arrive, so I will request that the asterisk-lts-18 package be deleted.  See https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/ … k+Versions for complete details on the Asterisk release cycle.

In IRC (#archlinux@libera), it was suggested that I create a local metapackage asterisk-lts-20, which will be a clone of the asterisk package while it is on version 20.   I'm not really sure how to do that, or how to transition to the LTS package, so I'm posting here for suggestions (threads on IRC die quickly when the conversation moves on).  I have quite a bit of time before I need to do anything.  I intend to post a summary of my plans in this post once they have solidified.  I will then follow this model to maintain all of the currently supported LTS versions of Asterisk, in the AUR.

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#2 2022-07-14 20:16:46

ectospasm
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Re: Future planning: how to address Asterisk LTS packages going forward

EDIT: So this metapackage probably won't work, since the dependency itself is an AUR package.  Configuring something similar for Asterisk 19, using the current version of asterisk, pacman and thus makepkg don't know where to find the dependency.  How do we include AUR packages as dependencies?  I'll be asking on IRC (#archlinux@libera.chat) in the meantime.

EDIT2:  pacman and makepkg require all AUR dependencies to already be installed.  So I have to install asterisk to make my asterisk-19 metapackage work.  So, once asterisk is on Asterisk 20, I can install my asterisk-lts-20 metapackage, which upgrading to Asterisk 21 will break (and let me know when to upload the asterisk-lts-20 full package to the AUR).

So here's my initial draft of my asterisk-lts-20 metapackage:

# Maintainer:  Trey Blancher <trey at blancher dot net>
# Contributor: Nigel Kukard <nkukard@lbsd.net>
# Contributor: Caleb Maclennan <caleb@alerque.com>
# Contributor: Maxim Kurnosenko <asusx2@mail.ru>
# Contributor: Xavier Devlamynck <magicrhesus@ouranos.be>
# Contributor: Alessio Biancalana <dottorblaster@gmail.com>
# Contributor: Maik Broemme <mbroemme@libmpq.org>
# Contributor: Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli <GNUtoo@cyberdimension.org>

_pkg=asterisk
pkgname=${_pkg}-lts-20
pkgver=20.0.0
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc='A complete PBX solution - LTS release 20 version'
arch=(x86_64 i686 aarch64 armv7h)
url=https://www.asterisk.org
license=(GPL)
depends=('asterisk>=20'
         'asterisk<21'
        )

As of today (2022-07-14), this will fail to build since the asterisk dependency is still on Asterisk 19.  I do not expect to push this package to the AUR, unless someone strongly suggests that I do (basically, for about a year this metapackage and its dependency will track the same version).  Once this metapackage fails because the dependency moves to Asterisk 21, I will post something similar to the following PKGBUILD:

# Maintainer:  Trey Blancher <trey at blancher dot net>
# Contributor: Nigel Kukard <nkukard@lbsd.net>
# Contributor: Caleb Maclennan <caleb@alerque.com>
# Contributor: Maxim Kurnosenko <asusx2@mail.ru>
# Contributor: Xavier Devlamynck <magicrhesus@ouranos.be>
# Contributor: Alessio Biancalana <dottorblaster@gmail.com>
# Contributor: Maik Broemme <mbroemme@libmpq.org>
# Contributor: Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli <GNUtoo@cyberdimension.org>

_pkg=asterisk
pkgname=${_pkg}-lts-20
pkgver=20.0.0
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc='A complete open source PBX toolkit - Long Term Support release 20'
arch=(x86_64 i686 aarch64 armv7h)
url=https://www.asterisk.org
license=(GPL)
provides=("${_pkg}=${pkgver}")
conflicts=(${_pkg})
depends=(alsa-lib
         curl
         gsm
         imap
         jansson
         libedit
         libsrtp
         libvorbis
         libxml2
         libvpx
         libx11
         libxslt
         lua53
         opus
         popt
         postgresql-libs
         python
         speex)
makedepends=(gsm
             sqlite3)
optdepends=(dahdi
            libpri
            libss7
            openr2
            postgresql
            sqlite3
            unixodbc)
_confs=(acl.conf
        adsi.conf
        aeap.conf
        agents.conf
        alarmreceiver.conf
        alsa.conf
        amd.conf
        app_mysql.conf
        app_skel.conf
        ari.conf
        ast_debug_tools.conf
        asterisk.adsi
        asterisk.conf
        calendar.conf
        ccss.conf
        cdr_adaptive_odbc.conf
        cdr_beanstalkd.conf
        cdr.conf
        cdr_custom.conf
        cdr_manager.conf
        cdr_mysql.conf
        cdr_odbc.conf
        cdr_pgsql.conf
        cdr_sqlite3_custom.conf
        cdr_syslog.conf
        cdr_tds.conf
        cel_beanstalkd.conf
        cel.conf
        cel_custom.conf
        cel_odbc.conf
        cel_pgsql.conf
        cel_sqlite3_custom.conf
        cel_tds.conf
        chan_dahdi.conf
        chan_mobile.conf
        cli_aliases.conf
        cli.conf
        cli_permissions.conf
        codecs.conf
        confbridge.conf
        config_test.conf
        console.conf
        dbsep.conf
        dnsmgr.conf
        dsp.conf
        dundi.conf
        enum.conf
        extconfig.conf
        extensions.ael
        extensions.conf
        extensions.lua
        extensions_minivm.conf
        features.conf
        festival.conf
        followme.conf
        func_odbc.conf
        hep.conf
        http.conf
        iax.conf
        iaxprov.conf
        indications.conf
        logger.conf
        manager.conf
        meetme.conf
        mgcp.conf
        minivm.conf
        misdn.conf
        modules.conf
        motif.conf
        musiconhold.conf
        muted.conf
        ooh323.conf
        osp.conf
        oss.conf
        phone.conf
        phoneprov.conf
        pjproject.conf
        pjsip.conf
        pjsip_notify.conf
        pjsip_wizard.conf
        prometheus.conf
        queuerules.conf
        queues.conf
        res_config_mysql.conf
        res_config_sqlite3.conf
        res_config_sqlite.conf
        res_corosync.conf
        res_curl.conf
        res_fax.conf
        res_ldap.conf
        res_odbc.conf
        resolver_unbound.conf
        res_parking.conf
        res_pgsql.conf
        res_pktccops.conf
        res_snmp.conf
        res_stun_monitor.conf
        rtp.conf
        say.conf
        sip.conf
        sip_notify.conf
        skinny.conf
        sla.conf
        smdi.conf
        sorcery.conf
        ss7.timers
        stasis.conf
        statsd.conf
        stir_shaken.conf
        telcordia-1.adsi
        test_sorcery.conf
        udptl.conf
        unistim.conf
        users.conf
        voicemail.conf
        vpb.conf
        xmpp.conf)
backup=("${_confs[@]/#/etc/$_pkg/}")
_archive="${_pkg}-$pkgver"
source=("https://downloads.asterisk.org/pub/telephony/${_pkg}/releases/$_archive.tar.gz"
        "${_pkg}.sysusers"
        "${_pkg}.logrotated"
        "${_pkg}.tmpfiles")
sha256sums=('92681b928b75309860ebfd192ad8d1db3df3cdaebab401a2abc666ffaea096bf'
            '38a53911647fb2308482179cba605ebf12345df37eed23eb4ea67bf0bf041486'
            'b97dc10a262621c95e4b75e024834712efd58561267b59b9171c959ecd9f7164'
            '1b6b489d4f71015bfc56ce739d92df7e9abdb349aed6f5a47dd9c18d84546c1b')

build() {
    cd "$_archive"

    # Work around Cyrus bug #2629
    # https://github.com/cyrusimap/cyrus-imapd/issues/2629
    export LDFLAGS="${LDFLAGS/,--as-needed}"

    ./configure \
        --prefix=/usr \
        --sysconfdir=/etc \
        --localstatedir=/var \
        --sbindir=/usr/bin \
        --with-imap=system

	make MENUSELECT_CFLAGS= OPTIMIZE= DEBUG= ASTVARRUNDIR=/run/asterisk NOISY_BUILD=1
}

package(){
    cd "$_archive"
    make DESTDIR="$pkgdir" install
    make DESTDIR="$pkgdir" install-headers
    make DESTDIR="$pkgdir" samples

    # Not entirely convinced this part is necessary, LTS releases shouldn't be
    # adding features, so the _confs and backup arrays shouldn't change.
    # Keeping here for posterity, need to go through a few pkgver and pkgrel
    # bumps before we remove this.  2022-05-26 I was actually wrong about this,
    # Asterisk 18.12 introduced a new config file, aeap.conf.  New features could
    # be added to Asterisk 18 until 2024-10-20, when it goes into Security Fix Only.  
    # From 'asterisk' PKGBUILD:  Backup file list changes frequently and is hard
    # to keep up to date. Check that our current meta data matches whatever just
    # got packaged, else flunk with a helpful output of where the lists differ.
    # We have to compare twice because cmp has a useful exit code, comm has
    # useful output, neither both
    local _backs=($(cd "$pkgdir/etc/${_pkg}" && echo *))
    cmp -s \
        <(IFS=$'\n'; echo "${_confs[*]}" | sort) \
        <(IFS=$'\n'; echo "${_backs[*]}" | sort) ||
        (comm -3 --nocheck-order \
            <(IFS=$'\n'; echo "${_confs[*]}" | sort) \
            <(IFS=$'\n'; echo "${_backs[*]}" | sort) &&
        exit 1)

    sed -i -e 's,/var/run,/run,' "$pkgdir/etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf"
    install -Dm644 -t "$pkgdir/usr/share/doc/${_pkg}/examples" "$pkgdir/etc/asterisk/"*

    mv "$pkgdir/var/run" "$pkgdir"

	pushd contrib/systemd
	install -Dm644 -t "$pkgdir/usr/lib/systemd/system/" "$pkname"*.{service,socket}

    pushd "$srcdir"
    install -Dm644 "${_pkg}.sysusers" "$pkgdir/usr/lib/sysusers.d/${_pkg}.conf"
    install -Dm644 "${_pkg}.logrotated" "$pkgdir/etc/logrotate.d/${_pkg}"
    install -Dm644 "${_pkg}.tmpfiles" "$pkgdir/usr/lib/tmpfiles.d/${_pkg}.conf"

    chmod 0750 "$pkgdir"/{etc,run,var/{lib,log,spool}}/"${_pkg}"
    chmod 1777 "$pkgdir"/tmp
}

The actual resulting PKGBUILD will be different, as Asterisk 20 is likely to have different dependencies and optional dependencies, as well as a different configuration file list.  The existing asterisk PKGBUILD will likely already cover all of this, so I'm likely to grab the latest Asterisk 20 commit (just before the Asterisk 21 commit), and only need to slightly modify that PKGBUILD for the asterisk-lts-20 PKGBUILD.

Last edited by ectospasm (2022-07-14 22:25:54)

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