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Hi we would really like to install Zammad on a EL 9 Server, since [they support all the Distributions packager.io supports](https://community.zammad.org/t/what-about-rocky-linux-support/11147/5) it would be very nice if you could also...
Starting with Debian 11 and Ubuntu 22 `apt-key` is going to warn administrators about it's deprecation. Currently this is the suggested way by packager: ``` wget -qO- https://dl.packager.io/srv/zammad/zammad/key | apt-key...
We're currently testing [the CentOS 8 package of Zammad](https://github.com/zammad/zammad/commit/2317537f0e1dd672baedc29ded56f6390fc5ca9e). [One of our users already found the package and reported an error when trying to use the application](https://community.zammad.org/t/zammad-3-2-0-package-for-centos-8-incorrect-permissions-for-zammad-public-folder/3589). [He identified the...
In my Procfile I had the following: release: rake db:migrate web: bundle exec rails s -p $PORT I then ran $ myapp config:get PORT 6000 I found that when my...
Hello guys, Is there a way to ignore specific files/direcories from the package? Something like .gitignore. Thanks, Antony
Running the following command in our project with pkgr 1.6.0 results in error: ``` ~/project$ pkgr package . --name myproject --verbose --debug --clean --after-install=debian/after_install sh: 1: svn: not found [2018-01-29T12:23:05+01:00]...
Expected: ``` my-app upgrade [--dry-run] ``` This would trigger the corresponding `apt` / `yum` / `zypper` upgrade commands.
Currently the crontabs, as specified in `.pkgr.yml` with `cron:`, are installed using the after install script by copying them to the correct location. Wouldn't it be better if they were...
When I was debugging #124, it was a little unclear what `--runner` should take. I think it's `sysv` or `upstart` or `systemd`, in which case the help line: ``` [--runner=RUNNER]...
It would be nice if Pkgr supported packaging additional files that are not located in the specified directory/tarball. Ideally both in the `.pkgr.yml` and as a command line flag. Something...