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--- devdoc:devdoc_create_repository [2024/07/03 13:41]
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+++ devdoc:devdoc_create_repository [2024/07/03 14:02] (current)
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 When creating custom AstLinux images, you can setup a private repository to maintain custom builds after you created an initial image with ./scripts/astlinux-makeimage.
-On a public or private HTTP server, create a file structure similar to:
+On a public or private HTTPS server, create a file structure similar to:
   custom-firmware-1.x/
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   custom-firmware-1.x/genx86_64/ver
-The ''genx86_64-serial/ver'' file contents is ''astlinux-1.5-6096-5c954d'' and respectively for the others.  The ".tar.gz" and ".tar.gz.sha1" files are generated in your working directory after a successful ''./scripts/build''. A directory must exist for each 'board' type you want to maintain.
+The ''genx86_64-serial/ver'' file contents is ''astlinux-1.5-6096-5c954d'' and respectively for the other "ver" files.  The ".tar.gz" and ".tar.gz.sha1" files are generated in your working directory after a successful ''./scripts/build''. A directory must exist for each 'board' type you want to maintain.
+In the AstLinux web interface Prefs Tab, define the "Repository URL:" as:
+  https://bla-bla.tld/custom-firmware-1.x
-In the AstLinux web interface Prefs Tab, define the Repository URL as:
-  http://bla-bla.tld/beta-firmware-1.x
 then use the System Tab to upgrade.
 Or from the CLI...
-    upgrade-run-image check http://bla-bla.tld/beta-firmware-1.x
+    upgrade-run-image check https://bla-bla.tld/custom-firmware-1.x
-    upgrade-run-image upgrade http://bla-bla.tld/beta-firmware-1.x
+    upgrade-run-image upgrade https://bla-bla.tld/custom-firmware-1.x
 You can manage as many repos as you wish.  For example:
-  http://bla-bla.tld/firmware-1.x
-might be used for production images.
+  https://bla-bla.tld/beta-firmware-1.x
+might be used for pre-production images.
+!!Tip ->!! Alternatively, ''s3fs'' can be used to mount S3 object storage used as an [[https://doc.astlinux-project.org/userdoc:tt_s3_object_storage_client#custom_firmware_repository|S3 bucket firmware repository]]