Hey there,
I was wondering if you’re planning to support ARM in your packages and/or Docker images. Right now I’m stuck on whatever ships with Debian for ARM64 architectures.
Otherwise, suggestions how would I go about building them myself? In a modern build world, it’s fairly straightforward, especially with Docker to handle all the emulation.
Thanks for such a great product! I’ve used Dovecot on my little server for over twenty years.
— Brad Koehn
Hey there,
I was wondering if you’re planning to support ARM in your packages and/or Docker images. Right now I’m stuck on whatever ships with Debian for ARM64 architectures.
Otherwise, suggestions how would I go about building them myself? In a modern build world, it’s fairly straightforward, especially with Docker to handle all the emulation.
Thanks for such a great product! I’ve used Dovecot on my little server for over twenty years.
— Brad Koehn
Thanks for the reply. Is there any chance I can help? Otherwise, where are the scripts for doing the build so I can produce my own packages?
For debian, you should find necessary files at http://repo.dovecot.org/ce-2.3-latest/debian/bullseye/pool/main/
Aki
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Where is “Aki”?
-- Brad Koehn On December 12, 2023 at 4:42:20 AM, Aki Tuomi (aki.tuomi@open-xchange.com) wrote:
On 11/12/2023 01:26 EET Brad Koehn via dovecot
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Thanks for the reply. Is there any chance I can help?
Otherwise, where are the scripts for doing the build so I
can produce my own packages?
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For debian, you should find necessary files at http://
repo.dovecot.org/ce-2.3-latest/debian/bullseye/pool/main/
Aki
Dovecot packages available on Debian x86, same I see on Raspbian for example.
$ apt-cache search dovecot
El 6/11/23 a les 20:26, Brad Koehn via dovecot ha escrit:
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I would be fantastic if dovecot could release arm64 debian packages to the community repo, as it would allow fixing a lot of downstream problems:
- release of official arm64 docker images
- fix other downstream docker images like docker mailserver and mailcow
It looks like arm64 is gaining a lot of traction with Apple M series cpus, AWS Graviton, Ampere on eg. Hetzner, etc.
As far as I understand the debian packaging setup is not public / available on https://github.com/dovecot
Thanks for your reply.
I'm now very confused. Looking at https://github.com/dovecot/docker/blob/main/2.3.21/Dockerfile this container clearly just installs the debian package from the community repo.
That's why I thought publishing a arm64 debian package would enable a arm64 docker image.
Isn't https://github.com/dovecot/docker the source for the official docker images?
14.01.2024 17:46, peter+dovecot--- via dovecot:
Isn't https://github.com/dovecot/docker the source for the official docker images?
Docker images of dovecot, most likely yes (I don't know).
/mjt
I see, thanks for the info.
https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/pull/13850
14.01.2024 12:46, peter+dovecot--- via dovecot :
I would be fantastic if dovecot could release arm64 debian packages to the community repo, as it would allow fixing a lot of downstream problems:
Shouldn't debian packaging be part of debian, not dovecot? Quite often (but definitely not always), upstream does not know how to package for a given distribution, and the resulting packages becomes quite a bit messy. I'd expect debian to prepare current packages of dovecot (for all architectures it support), not dovecot itself...
/mjt
14.01.2024 18:39, Benny Pedersen:
dovecot developers do a repo, but debian maintainers could help arm64 precompiled problem solving, why not ask ?
Well, debian doesn't work like that.
But once the package is in debian, you can ship either the dockerfile or whole image using just the debian components without any extra repository.
/mjt
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Aki Tuomi
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Benny Pedersen
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Brad Koehn
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Narcis Garcia
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