• Fix OSX compile issue so that builds + bundles

Before setting up an Ubuntu Hudson build node, you should follow the steps to make sure you are able to package manually –> see the Packaging page.

Following that you need to:

1. transfer the .pbuilderrc from your home directory to /var/lib/hudson/.pbuilderrc
2. chown/chmod it to be readable by the “hudson” user
3. grant sudo permissions to the “hudson” build user to be able to run pbuilder unattended.

• Download hudson (or apt-get install it)
• Start hudson - either by:
  • java webstart → https://hudson.dev.java.net/hudson.jnlp OR
  • java -jar hudson.war [options] (yeah this looks odd, but hudson comes with embedded winstone) OR
  • you can deploy it to a servlet container like Tomcat
• Go to Manage Hudson
• Go to plug-ins, install:
  • SCP
  • SCons
  • Build Publisher
• After installing those, go to the plug-ins→Advanced tab:
  • Download the BZR plug-in (from https://launchpad.net/bzr-hudson/+download) and use the plug-in upload feature on this screen to install it.
• You will also need to have bzr-xmloutput (apt-get install bzr-xmloutput or install from https://launchpad.net/bzr-xmloutput/+download)
• Restart Hudson (every time you install plug-in(s) you have to)
• Go to Manage Hudson
• Go to System config
• Add the following settings (some are not shown for security reasons):

• ”/home/mixxx/public_html/packages/autobuilds/”

• From Hudson's main screen select “new job”
• Select Build a free-style software project for the job type
• Call the job the name of the arch
• Add a description (can include HTML markup), I recommend something like this where you include the version, build host, distro info, and a link to where the autobuild will end up:

Mixxx 1.7.0
Built on QNAP-NAS (Ubuntu 9.04 i386)
http://mixxx.org/packages/autobuilds/i386

• Complete the BZR settings

• Complete Scons + build params settings (you have to choose “invoke a scons script” and then click on the “Advanced” button to get blanks for these settings) NOTE: These are just an example, your scons args and what packages you upload will vary by build machine and target OS respectively.

• Tick the box to “Publish artifacts to SCP Repository”
• Tick the box to “Publish build” (if you want to see builds not over write each other, I suggest using $JOB_NAME/$BUILD_ID instead of just $JOB_NAME in the destination below)

if you run macports you can install bzr-xmloutput like so (there is no port for it atm):

cd /opt/local/lib/python2.5/site-packages/bzrlib/plugins
sudo wget http://launchpad.net/bzr-xmloutput/trunk/0.8.4/+download/bzr-xmloutput-0.8.4.tar.gz
sudo tar -zxvf bzr-xmloutput-0.8.4.tar.gz 
sudo mv bzr-xmloutput-0.8.4 xmloutput

• TortoiseBZR appears to pull proxy settings from IE, so if changing networks be aware that you may not get connectivity for checkouts.
• Building QMakeBuilder
  • svn co https://svn.dev.java.net/svn/hudson/trunk/hudson/plugins/qmakebuilder # username/password: guest/guest
  • export JAVA_HOME=$(dirname $(dirname $(ls -l /etc/alternatives/javac | cut -d \> -f2))) # on Ubuntu, sets to something like JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk (depends on your JDK)
  • aptitude install maven2
  • cd qmakebuilder && mvn && cd target && ls qmakebuilder.hpi