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The PackageDB is used by Fedora developers to manage package ownership and acls.  It controls who is allowed to commit to a package and who gets notification of changes to packages.


PackageDB project Trac: https://fedorahosted.org/packagedb/
This SOP has moved to the fedora Infrastructure SOP git repo. Please see the current document at: http://infrastructure.fedoraproject.org/infra/docs/packagedatabase.txt


== Contact Information ==
For changes, questions or comments, please contact anyone in the Fedora Infrastructure team.
Owner: Fedora Infrastructure Team


Contact: #fedora-admin
Persons: abadger1999
Location: Phoenix
Servers: admin.fedoraproject.org Click on one of the [[SOP:HAPROXY#Stats|current haproxy servers]] to see the physical servers
Purpose: Manage package ownership
== Troubleshooting and Resolution ==
== Common Actions ==
=== Adding a new Pseudo User as a package owner ===
Sometimes you want to have a mailing list own a package so that bugzilla email is assigned to the mailing list.  Doing this requires adding a new pseudo user to the account system and assigning that person as the package maintainer.
{{Admon/tip | In the following examples, replace ("xen", "kernel-xen-2.6") with the packages you are assigning to the new user and 9902 to the userid you select in step 2}}
* Log into a box that can access db2.
* Log into the db as a user that can make changes
<pre>
$ psql -U apache -h db2 fedorausers
fedorausers>
</pre>
* Find the current pseudo-users
<pre>
fedorausers>  select id, username from person where id < 10000 order by id;
id  |    username
------+------------------
9900 | orphan
9901 | anaconda-maint
</pre>
* Create a new account with the next available id after 9900
<pre>
fedorausers> insert into person (id, username, email, human_name, password, creation,
approval_status, otrs_orgid) values (9902, 'xen-maint', 'xen-maint@redhat.com',
'Xen Maintainers', '', now(), 'approved', 'Fedora');
</pre>
* Connect to the pkgdb as a user that can make changes
<pre>
$ psql -U pkgdbadmin -h db2 pkgdb
pkgdb>
</pre>
* Add the current package owner as a comaintainer of the package.  If this user is not currently on he acls for the package you can use the following database queries:
<pre>
insert into personpackagelisting (userid, packagelistingid)
select pl.owner, pl.id from packagelisting as pl, package as p
where p.id = pl.packageid and p.name in ('xen', 'kernel-xen-2.6');
insert into personpackagelistingacl (personpackagelistingid, acl, statuscode)
select ppl.id, 'build', 3 from personpackagelisting as ppl, packagelisting as pl, package as p
where p.id = pl.packageid and pl.id = ppl.packagelistingid and pl.owner = ppl.userid
and p.name in ('xen', 'kernel-xen-2.6');
insert into personpackagelistingacl (personpackagelistingid, acl, statuscode)
select ppl.id, 'commit', 3 from personpackagelisting as ppl, packagelisting as pl, package as p
where p.id = pl.packageid and pl.id = ppl.packagelistingid
and pl.owner = ppl.userid
and p.name in ('xen', 'kernel-xen-2.6');
insert into personpackagelistingacl (personpackagelistingid, acl, statuscode)
select ppl.id, 'approveacls', 3 from personpackagelisting as ppl, packagelisting as pl, package as p
where p.id = pl.packageid and pl.id = ppl.packagelistingid
and pl.owner = ppl.userid
and p.name in ('xen', 'kernel-xen-2.6');
</pre>
If the owner is in the acls, you will need to figure out which packages already acls and only add the new acls for that one.
* Reassign the pseudo-user to be the new owner
<pre>
update packagelisting set owner = 9902 from package as p
where packagelisting.packageid = p.id and p.name in ('xen', 'kernel-xen-2.6');
</pre>
=== Renaming a package ===
On db2:
<pre>
sudo -u postgres psql pkgdb
select * from package where name = 'OLDNAME';
[Make sure only the package you want is selected]
update package set name = 'NEWNAME' where name = 'OLDNAME';
</pre>
On cvs-int:
<pre>
CVSROOT=/cvs/pkgs cvs co CVSROOT
sed -i 's/OLDNAME/NEWNAME/g' CVSROOT/modules
cvs commit -m 'Rename OLDNAME => NEWNAME'
cd /cvs/pkgs/rpms
mv OLDNAME NEWNAME
cd NEWNAME
find . -name 'Makefile,v' -exec sed -i 's/NAME := OLDNAME/NAME := NEWNAME/' \{\} \;
cd ../../devel
rm OLDNAME
ln -s ../rpms/NEWNAME/devel .
</pre>
If the package has existed long enough to have been added to koji, run something like the following to "retire" the old name in koji.
<pre>
koji block-pkg dist-f12 OLDNAME
</pre>
=== Removing a package ===
{{admon/warning|Do not remove a package if it has been built for a fedora release or if you are not also willing to remove the cvs directory.}}
When a package has been added due to a typo, it can be removed in one of two
ways: marking it as a mistake with the "removed" status or deleting it from the
db entirely.  Marking it as removed is easier and is explained below.
On db2:
<pre>
sudo -u postgres psql pkgdb
pkgdb=# select id, name, summary, statuscode from package where name = 'b';
  id  | name |                    summary                      | statuscode
------+------+--------------------------------------------------+-----------
6618 | b    | A simple database interface to MS-SQL for Python |          3
(rows 1)
-- Make sure there is only one package returned and it is the correct one.
-- Statuscode 3 is "approved" and it's what we're changing from
-- You'll also need the id for later
pkgdb=# BEGIN;
pkgdb=# update package set statuscode = 17 where name = 'b';
UPDATE 1
-- Make sure only a single package was changed.
pkgdb=# COMMIT;
pkgdb=# select id, packageid, collectionid, owner, statuscode from packagelisting where packageid = 6618;
  id  | packageid | collectionid | owner  | statuscode
-------+-----------+--------------+--------+-----------
42552 |      6618 |          19 | 101437 |          3
38845 |      6618 |          15 | 101437 |          3
38846 |      6618 |          14 | 101437 |          3
38844 |      6618 |            8 | 101437 |          3
(rows 4)
-- Make sure the output here looks correct (packageid is all the same, etc).
-- You'll also need the ids for later
pkgdb=# BEGIN;
pkgdb=# update packagelisting set statuscode = 17  where packageid = 6618;
UPDATE 4
-- Make sure the same number of rows were committed as you saw before.
pkgdb=# COMMIT;
pkgdb=# select * from personpackagelisting where packagelistingid in (38844, 38846, 38845, 42552);
id | userid | packagelistingid.
----+--------+------------------
(0 rows)
-- In this case there are no comaintainers so we don't have to do anymore.  If
-- there were we'd have to treat them like groups handled next:
pkgdb=# select * from grouppackagelisting where packagelistingid in (38844, 38846, 38845, 42552);
  id  | groupid | packagelistingid.
-------+---------+------------------
39229 |  100300 |            38844
39230 |  107427 |            38844
39231 |  100300 |            38845
39232 |  107427 |            38845
39233 |  100300 |            38846
39234 |  107427 |            38846
84481 |  107427 |            42552
84482 |  100300 |            42552
(8 rows)
pkgdb=# select * from grouppackagelistingacl where grouppackagelistingid in (39229, 39230, 39231, 39232, 39233, 39234, 84481, 84482);
-- The results of this are usually pretty long. so I've omitted everything but the rows
(24 rows)
-- For groups it's typically 3 (one for each of commit, build, and checkout) *
-- number of grouppackagelistings.  In this case, that's 24 so this matches our expectations.
pkgdb=# BEGIN;
pkgdb=# update grouppackagelistingacl set statuscode = 13 where grouppackagelistingid in (39229, 39230, 39231, 39232, 39233, 39234, 84481, 84482);
-- Make sure only the number of rows you saw before were updated
pkgdb=# COMMIT;
</pre>
If the package has existed long enough to have been added to koji, run something like the following to "retire" it in koji.
<pre>
koji block-pkg dist-f12 PKGNAME
</pre>
=== Add a new release ===
To add a new Fedora Release, ssh to db02.stg and do this:
<pre>
sudo -u postgres psql pkgdb
-- This adds the release for Package ACLs
insert into collection (name, version, statuscode, owner, koji_name) values('Fedora', '13', 1, 'jkeating', 'dist-f13');
insert into branch select id, 'f13', '.fc13' from collection where name = 'Fedora' and version = '13';
-- If this is for mass branching we probably need to advance the branch information for devel as well.
update branch set disttag = '.fc14' where collectionid = 8;
-- This adds the new release's repos for the App DB
insert into repos (shortname, name, url, mirror, active, collectionid) select  'F-13-i386', 'Fedora 13 - i386', 'development/13/i386/os', 'http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/', true, c.id  from collection as c where c.name = 'Fedora' and c.version = '13';
insert into repos (shortname, name, url, mirror, active, collectionid) select  'F-13-i386-d', 'Fedora 13 - i386 - Debug', 'development/13/i386/debug', 'http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/', true, c.id  from collection as c where c.name = 'Fedora' and c.version = '13';
insert into repos (shortname, name, url, mirror, active, collectionid) select  'F-13-i386-tu', 'Fedora 13 - i386 - Test Updates', 'updates/testing/13/i386/', 'http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/', true, c.id  from collection as c where c.name = 'Fedora' and c.version = '13';
insert into repos (shortname, name, url, mirror, active, collectionid) select  'F-13-i386-tud', 'Fedora 13 - i386 - Test Updates Debug', 'updates/testing/13/i386/debug/', 'http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/', true, c.id  from collection as c where c.name = 'Fedora' and c.version = '13';
insert into repos (shortname, name, url, mirror, active, collectionid) select  'F-13-x86_64', 'Fedora 13 - x86_64', 'development/13/x86_64/os', 'http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/', true, c.id  from collection as c where c.name = 'Fedora' and c.version = '13';
insert into repos (shortname, name, url, mirror, active, collectionid) select  'F-13-x86_64-d', 'Fedora 13 - x86_64 - Debug', 'development/13/x86_64/debug', 'http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/', true, c.id  from collection as c where c.name = 'Fedora' and c.version = '13';
insert into repos (shortname, name, url, mirror, active, collectionid) select  'F-13-x86_64-tu', 'Fedora 13 - x86_64 - Test Updates', 'updates/testing/13/x86_64/', 'http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/', true, c.id  from collection as c where c.name = 'Fedora' and c.version = '13';
insert into repos (shortname, name, url, mirror, active, collectionid) select  'F-13-x86_64-tud', 'Fedora 13 - x86_64 - Test Updates Debug', 'updates/testing/13/x86_64/debug/', 'http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/', true, c.id  from collection as c where c.name = 'Fedora' and c.version = '13';
</pre>
=== Orphaning all the packages for a user ===
This can be done in the database if you don't want to send email:
<pre>
$ ssh db02
$ sudo -u postgres psql pkgdb
pkgdb> select * from packagelisting where owner = 'xulchris';
pkgdb> -- Check that the list doesn't look suspicious.... There should be a  record for every fedora release * package
pkgdb> BEGIN;
pkgdb> update packagelisting set owner = 'orphan', statuscode = 14 where owner = 'xulchris';
pkgdb> -- If the right number of rows were changed
pkgdb> COMMIT;
</pre>
Note that if you do it via pkgdb-client or the python-fedora API instead,
you'll want to only orphan the packages on non-EOL branches that exist to cut
down on the amount of email that's sent.  That entails figuring out what
branches you need to do this on.


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Revision as of 18:51, 19 December 2011

Shortcut:
ISOP:PKGDB


This SOP has moved to the fedora Infrastructure SOP git repo. Please see the current document at: http://infrastructure.fedoraproject.org/infra/docs/packagedatabase.txt

For changes, questions or comments, please contact anyone in the Fedora Infrastructure team.