Build system for DynFi Firewall

This is a collection of build scripts for DynFi Firewall.

build_base.sh

The script is responsible for building FreeBSD kernel and world. There are three supported options:

• -c for building everything from scratch
• -r bootstrap a release (does make packages instead of update-packages)
• -b allows to change a FreeBSD branch (default: dynfi-13-stable)

Useful variables in common.subr:

• FBSD_TREE - the FreeBSD repo
• FBSD_BRANCH - the default branch
• MAKEOBJDIRPREFIX - where to store obj file

build_pacakges.sh

Script responsible for building packages. Supported options:

• -b Git branch for the jail (default: dynfi-13-stable)
• -o Ports tree to use for the overlays (default: dynfi-overlay)
• -p Git branch for the portstree (default: default)
• -c Recreate the jail

Useful variables in common.subr:

• PORT_BRANCH - the default port branch

build_installer.sh

Script building the installer.

Useful variables in common.subr:

• IMAGE\_DIR - where to store build images

poudriere.sh

The alias for poudriere, including the common.subr, work on a local instance of poudriere.

build_sync.sh

Script for syncing the ports packages to a remote server.

How to build the project

• First, you have to pull all required repos: - The FreeBSD repo used by Dyn - Dyn ports overlay
• Change configuration if you fetched the repos to a different place. The file you have to modify is common.subr, and interesting values are: - OVERLAY_PORTS - is a directory where the dynfi-overlay repo is - FBSD_TREE - is a directory where is FreeBSD dir
• Next, you can use a build_base.sh script to build FreeBSD kernel and world
• Next step is to build packages. The build_packages.sh script is responsible for that
• When you have a package, kernel and world, you can build install with build_installer.sh
• Finally, you can push the required repo to a remote server with the build_sync.sh script

Contribute

Contribution are more then welcome. We always looking for additional tests, bug request or pull requests via GitHub.

Licensing

This project itself is licensed according to the two-clause BSD license.