Hacking Official Corbenik - Another CFW for advanced users (with bytecode patches!)

[gnmmarechal]

Jenkins is up and running, Corbenik is now automatically built.
Just need to purchase an additional domain and setup a server for file delivery (as I don't want to expose Jenkins to everyone because of the users) and it'll be up for everyone.

Does it build as Corbenik or Skeith? Either way, I've just finished making mine automatically build too :3. Mine doesn't use Jenkins or anything of the sort, though. Jenkins is cool.

 

[Purple_Heart]

is this CFW up to date?

 

[gnmmarechal]

is this CFW up to date?

Yes. It isn't for inexperienced users, though.

You can find the latest nightly here:
https://github.com/gnmmarechal/skeith

 

[GBHAKC75]

Does it build as Corbenik or Skeith? Either way, I've just finished making mine automatically build too :3. Mine doesn't use Jenkins or anything of the sort, though. Jenkins is cool.

Currently builds as Corbenik I guess (it's a reguler compilation from @chaoskagami repo).
What do I need to do anything to build it as Skeith ? Any particular parameter to add ?

 

[gnmmarechal]

Currently builds as Corbenik I guess (it's a reguler compilation from @chaoskagami repo).
What do I need to do anything to build it as Skeith ? Any particular parameter to add ?

When doing /configure, add --prefix=/skeith

That's all that changes.

 

[GBHAKC75]

When doing /configure, add --prefix=/skeith

That's all that changes.

Great ! Thanks a lot, it's updated.

 

[gnmmarechal]

Great ! Thanks a lot, it's updated.

If you need some place to host the builds, I'd be willing to host them on my site.

 

[GBHAKC75]

If you need some place to host the builds, I'd be willing to host them on my site.

Thanks, but that's okay. Domain is purchased and configured, just wait for my server to finish building my VM and deploying keys

 

[chaoskagami]

is this CFW up to date?

Relatively speaking? Yes. I'm still actively making commits on github and using it on my own console, though I've pretty much stopped doing binary releases. The only real supported way currently to use it is to compile it yourself (or use third-party builds like gnmmarechal / soon-to-be-GBAHAKC75)

 

[GBHAKC75]

Okay, infrastructure is up, Jenkins builds are pushed to the DL server.
I just need to wait to DNS propagation to add the server to my reverse-proxy and my mirror will be good to go.

ATM there are Luma3DS and Corbenik, but I'd be glad to add other projects if you have suggestions/needs (including CFW's forks).

 

[gnmmarechal]

Okay, infrastructure is up, Jenkins builds are pushed to the DL server.
I just need to wait to DNS propagation to add the server to my reverse-proxy and my mirror will be good to go.

ATM there are Luma3DS and Corbenik, but I'd be glad to add other projects if you have suggestions/needs (including CFW's forks).

Huh. What other projects are active at the time? I suggest you host nightlies for important tools too, say like FBI, Decrypt9WIP, etc. You may be interested in making a separate thread for that. Also, if your Jenkins server has static URLs as EasyRPG Player's does, that may be pretty useful for my updater. Say, EasyRPG Updater: RE displays the version info from Jenkins, so if you add that in the same way to yours, it'd be pretty cool and easy for me to add to the updater, not to mention nightlies would actually say the commit they are :3.

I suppose I'll be updating my updater to update from your server once you have everything set up.

 

[chaoskagami]

I kind of feel like an ass now @GBHAKC75, but I really should have done this in the first place: https://j.chaos.moe/job/Corbenik/

Bonus+unrelated: source is also now automatically mirrored to a gogs instance on my server: https://g.chaos.moe/corbenik/corbenik

 

[GBHAKC75]

I kind of feel like an ass now @GBHAKC75, but I really should have done this in the first place: https://j.chaos.moe/job/Corbenik/

Bonus+unrelated: source is also now automatically mirrored to a gogs instance on my server: https://g.chaos.moe/corbenik/corbenik

Don't worry, no problem

 

[gnmmarechal]

I kind of feel like an ass now @GBHAKC75, but I really should have done this in the first place: https://j.chaos.moe/job/Corbenik/

Bonus+unrelated: source is also now automatically mirrored to a gogs instance on my server: https://g.chaos.moe/corbenik/corbenik

I get this, btw.
"The SSL certificate for https://j.chaos.moe/job/Corbenik/ is invalid and the page will not be loaded.".

 

[chaoskagami]

I get this, btw.
"The SSL certificate for https://j.chaos.moe/job/Corbenik/ is invalid and the page will not be loaded.".

Ah, right. Sorry, one sec. I asked for one for the gogs instance from LE and forgot jenkins.

 

[gnmmarechal]

Ah, right. Sorry, one sec. I asked for one for the gogs instance from LE and forgot jenkins.

btw, what IS that git mirror? That looks great!

 

[chaoskagami]

btw, what IS that git mirror? That looks great!

It's gogs. It's a clone of github's UI and is open source. It's also the backend for notabug.

EDIT: Cert should be good now.

 

[GBHAKC75]

It's gogs. It's a clone of github's UI and is open source. It's also the backend for notabug.

EDIT: Cert should be good now.

Mirror feature is great. I'm seriously considering ditching GitLab myself to move to GOGS as more and more features are only available in enterprise on GitLab...

 

[gnmmarechal]

I'm in love with gogs.

 

[chaoskagami]

Mirror feature is great. I'm seriously considering ditching GitLab myself to move to GOGS as more and more features are only available in enterprise on GitLab...

I was debating gitlabs earlier today, but gogs is a win hands down in the UX and backend department. The only negative is that I still have to create a dark CSS for it (and maybe that it's coded in go, depending on viewpoint)

Incidentally, nginx proxying is boss.