Using the OpenWRT/LEDE snapshots (fixes #29)

[typekpb]

Provides a fix for #29 as the snapshot links don't seem to work any more => using the latest released ones.

[jackwilsdon]

So it appears that OpenWRT and the LEDE project merged at the start of this year and the downloads have been moved to http://downloads.lede-project.org/. We can still use the trunk snapshot by changing the URLs to start with http://downloads.lede-project.org/snapshots/packages/x86_64/ instead if that is more appropriate than using a fixed version.

[progrium]

I'll merge whatever. Anybody want to be maintainer?

[jackwilsdon]

I wouldn't mind if @typekpb doesn't want to 😁

Just noticed that the packages link in the README needs updating too @typekpb.

[progrium]

You've been invited as a collaborator. Merge away!

[typekpb]

@progrium @jackwilsdon updates to suggested snapshots, see the last commit

@progrium I just went by, so beeing a mainterner makes no sense from my point of view. Anyway @jackwilsdon sounds like the motivated and skilled candidate :)

[udkumar]

When we can update the docker image as well for the above pull request?

[progrium]

...when it's merged?

[udkumar]

@progrium
PR #30 generated by @typekpb. My question "busybox" has the docker image than for this update you should rebuild the docker image as well.

I am not seeing docker image version for each build, so it is hard to manage version if anyone using same docker image.

I raised #29 and that is the package directory changed from OpenWRT.

[progrium]

It will update automatically afaik when master branch changes. If you want one with version tags you'll have to join as a maintainer and make that happen or use another image. Sorry if I'm misunderstanding you.

[udkumar]

Thanks!
I will be happy to maintain the busybox docker image.
BDW my docker hub username is "umitoit"

[progrium]

I meant the github project. If you have specific changes to make on Docker Hub, lay them out clearly in an issue.

[udkumar]

Hello @progrium
Yes! Its ok for me

You can add me as maintainer.

[udkumar]

@typekpb @progrium @jackwilsdon
When I can expect this fix will add in master?

[typekpb]

I'm not the repo maintainer. Others should answer this question.

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[udkumar]

@progrium
I really appreciate if you do needfull.

[udkumar]

@progrium thanks for merging the fix to master.

Something went wrong with building with docker image.
I am getting build failed, Please check from your side.

[udkumar]

@typekpb
here is the issue with your fix while building docker image:

[jackwilsdon]

I've just pushed 6b6bf03 which fixes that @udkumar, it has now built successfully and is available under the latest tag.

[udkumar]

@jackwilsdon Thanks!

[udkumar]

@typekpb @jackwilsdon
Still, I am getting the same error...

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Step 3/6 : RUN opkg-install libseccomp ca-certificates
---> Running in d10c49dfc7be
wget: server returned error: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
wget: server returned error: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
Downloading http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/x86/64/packages/base/Packages.gz.
Downloading http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/x86/64/packages/packages/Packages.gz.
Collected errors:

• opkg_download: Failed to download http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/x86/64/packages/base/Packages.gz, wget returned 1.
• opkg_download: Failed to download http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/x86/64/packages/packages/Packages.gz, wget returned 1.
  Unknown package 'libseccomp'.
  Unknown package 'ca-certificates'.
  Collected errors:
• opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package libseccomp.
• opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package ca-certificates.

I raised the issue fro the same error!

I used the --no-cache flag as well with my build

[jackwilsdon]

Have you downloaded the new latest image?

docker pull progrium/busybox:latest

[udkumar]

@jackwilsdon
Here is my Dockerfile:

FROM progrium/busybox
RUN opkg-install libseccomp ca-certificates

--------- And I tried below as well -------------
FROM progrium/busybox:latest
RUN opkg-install libseccomp ca-certificates

[jackwilsdon]

I tried your Dockerfile and it works fine. The image on Docker Hub is up to date and working, but your machine will already have a downloaded version of progrium/busybox:latest from before the issue was fixed. Have you tried running the command I posted above?

[udkumar]

@jackwilsdon
Thanks a ton...
I deleted all cache and rebuild the image..... No Error getting now.........