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General hint regarding opsi Package Builder

opsi PackageBuilder (oPB) is meant as a helpful tool regarding package creation and maintenance for the opsi open source client management system. The oPB is currently being developed under Python 3.6 and PyQt 5.9, but you can find older versions of it in this Github repository, which will work with Python 3.4 and PyQt 5.5. Minimum requirements for running oPB should be Python 3.4 and PyQt 5.6.

Current requirements or recommendations

For generation of help files:

  • Releases (1.3.1)
  • Sphinx (1.4.9 - depends on Releases)

To freeze the script and build the installer:

  • PyInstaller 3.3.dev0+gb201331.mod (at least for me, because of Python 3.6 support)
  • Inno Setup 5

For my personal convenience, I'm using a virtualenv environment from now on. This is important, because the pyinstaller *.spec files refer to the new env location. I set up my virtualenv under os.getenv("USERPROFILE") + '/Envs/oPB/. If your virtualenv is in another location, you have to edit the corresponding pyinstaller *.spec file. accordingly.

Included scripts and files

0_version.cmd Change current version number throughout all necessary files (only Windows)
1_update_locale.cmd/.sh: Re-scan source files for new or updated language strings.
2_compile_resource.cmd/.sh: Make Python file from *.qrc file
3_sphinx.cmd/.sh: Re-scan source file in-place documentation
4_distrib.cmd/.sh/-mac.sh: Build install package via PyInstaller
pyinstaller-(linux/windows/mac).spec: Packaging control files for PyInstaller (sorry, but only the windows one is the most actively maintained file here)
linux/debreate-normal.dbp: Control file for Debian Package creator Debreate (Standard package)
linux/debreate-self-contained.dbp: Control file for Debian Package creator Debreate (Self-contained package)

DISCLAIMER: All the above mentioned scripts are simple little helpers for me and my workflow. I leave them inside the repository for your convenience, but you have to take a look for yourself what they are supposed to do and how they work. It is highly possible that they fail on your system, so use them at your own risk!

Pre-compiled files

oPB/core/(x64(x86)/MapDrive.dll: easy network drive mounting DLL

See src/MapDrive/README for details.

Installing Spur / PyCrypto and compiling MapDrive.dll from source

You need to install VC++ 2010 Express and, additionally, Microsoft Windows SDK v7.1, if you want to compile for a 64Bit Platform:

  • install VC++ via Visual Studio 2010 Express ISO

    English ISO German ISO

  • install Windows SDK v7.1 ISO

    Link to Microsoft page Get DVD named: GRMSDKX_EN_DVD.iso (64bit)

  • If you can't install the SDK, then it is perhaps because VC++ Studio installed an older VC++ 2010 Redistributable Package on you computer before. Go to Software and uninstall it first, then install the SDK.

  • IMPORTANT: install this MS hotfix, because it can happen that a Windows update removes your VC++ compilers ;-)

  • Create file vcvars64.bat under C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\bin\amd64 with following content:

    call "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\bin\setenv.cmd" /x64

Running oPB under MacOS X or Linux

Running oPB UNDER MacOS X or Linux is considered to be EXPERIMENTAL! Try on your own risk!

I have successfully run oPB under OSX Yosemite and Ubuntu Linux 15.04 before. Python3, PyQt5 and mostly anything else installed via homebrew package manager or apt. But I cannot assure that it will work at the moment (Python 3.6.2, Qt 5.9) as I don't have any time to test it.

Using PyInstaller

Generally, you need to download a Python 3.6 compatible version of PyInstaller from www.pyinstaller.org and install it a) via pip or b) from the source package as follows

Infos regarding reST

Sphinx Example

reST Cheat Sheet

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