Just did a quick test using curl, seems good:
curl 'http://mirrorlist.nethserver.org/?release=7&repo=ce-updates&arch=aarch64&nsrelease=7.6.1810'
curl 'http://mirrorlist.nethserver.org/?release=7&repo=ce-updates&arch=armhfp&nsrelease=7.6.1810'
it seems ok to me, for aarch64 and armhfp. tnx!
ops… i talked too early… i’ve done a full update, but now i got error on sclo which didn’t exist for aarch64
more tests, later…
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Please give me the official URLs [or open a PR for them]!
This is from nethserver repo file:
```
[ce-sclo-sclo]
name=CE-SCLo-sclo-$nsrelease
mirrorlist=http://mirrorlist.nethserver.org/?release=$releasever&repo=ce-sclo-s$
#baseurl=http://mirror.centos.org/centos/$nsrelease/sclo/$basearch/sclo/
gpgcheck=1
repo_gpgcheck=0
gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-CentOS-SIG-SCLo
enabled=0
[ce-sclo-rh]
name=CE-SCLo-rh-$nsrelease
mirrorlist=http://mirrorlist.nethserver.org/?release=$releasever&repo=ce-sclo-r$
#baseurl=http://mirror.centos.org/centos/$nsrelease/sclo/$basearch/rh/
gpgcheck=1
repo_gpgcheck=0
gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-CentOS-SIG-SCLo
enabled=0Disabled it manually, like @dz00te said.
sorry I do not think I understood 
the problem is that ther is no official url… i mean if you check a mirrror:
http://dallas.tx.mirror.xygenhosting.com/centos-altarch/7.6.1810/sclo/aarch64/
only sclo-rh exixst for aarch64, while for armhfp there is no sclo* at all
i don’t know if it’s possible to manage this from mirrorlist (that will be probably the best solution), otherwise the only solution i see is to change
“/etc/e-smith/templates/etc/yum.repos.d/NethServer.repo/10base”
check the arch and and enable/disable [ce-sclo-sclo]
and [ce-sclo-rh] depending on the arch… but probably i miss something… 
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Yes, I forgot that …it’s the kind of input I need 
IIRC packages that we recompile from EPEL and SCLo as dependencies for our modules will go to nethserver-updates/armhfp. Wherever an upstream mirror exists, mirrorlist will point to it.
Otherwise it could point to an empty/dummy repo and its packages are expected to be in nethserver-updates (or nethserver-base).
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Yesterday I was able to install CentOS on a new Raspberry Pi4 2GB via this link:
https://www.centos.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=71407&p=300229#p300246
After expanding the root partition I inserted the uSD into the Pi and was able to install NethServer:
yum install -y http://mirror.nethserver.org/nethserver/nethserver-release-7.rpm
nethserver-install
I had still some problems:
- repo’s ce-sclo-sclo and ce-sclo-rh still had to be disabled manually; I don’t know the implication of this;
- openVPN could not be installed;
- rspamd as part of nethserver-mail-filter could not be installed.
What are the options to solve these problems?
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You shouldn’t have any major drawbacks.
I have no idea on this.
I don’t know 
The ARM project is community driven but it’s a little bit stuck.
Maybe @dz00te or other ARM users can help to solve your problems
The rspamd rpm has been done manually by @mark_nl AFAIK, maybe he can upgrade the version or share his note to do it ourself ?
the last src.rpm I know is : http://packages.nethserver.org/nethserver/7/arm-base/Source/SPackages/rspamd-1.8.2-1.ns7.src.rpm
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Installation of nethserver-mail-filter requires rspamd ≥ 1.9.1. I really have no idea how to upgrade this. @mark_nl can you point me in the right direction?
I hope the ARM project stays alive. Older Pi’s were not so powerfull; other boards were more powerfull, but I wasn’t able to install a recent version of Centos on it. I believe the new Pi4 will change this and might be a energy-saving server for soho-use.
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I think it’s the same problem as with evebox, it’s not compiled for arm in the new version.
Perhaps @smutje1179 can help with compiling
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well I can build locally rspamd for x86_64, probably more to know for ARM, wait and see
Thank @mark_nl for the spec file
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Yes it could be, main restraint was the 1G ram with 2G or more it should perform much better!
@ftimmers give me a couple of days to update/(re)compile nethserver dependencies like rspamd for armhfp.
(Sorry for being a lousy community member…)
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Thank a lot mark
Don’t worry. If you wanna come back to the party you’re welcome.
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This is great! Many thanks in advance! Please take your time, I’m not in a hurry.
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I got my hands on a rpi4 4G model, it on it’s way now…
For those interested they have one last in stock… (dutch webshop)
https://opencircuit.shop/Product/15270/Raspberry-Pi-4-Model-B-4GB
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thanlk a lot for armhfp, what about for aarch64, do you have the hardware for this work ?
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Yes, i use a odroid c2 or a scaleway vps (0.6 cent per hour or 2.99 per month) and it also possible to boot aarch64 on a rpi 3(+) 
The usual workflow is build it for armhfp and then aarch64 is almost all times easy to do, so it will land a bit later in the repo’s
EDIT:
And meanwhile (Fedora) copr has aarch64 epel 7 as an build target 
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Still on the list to look in too…
Without further testing it did install oke over here, however it took an awful long time 
Seems to be related to creation of certificates. From journalctl, note elapsed time 3:12
...
Aug 29 22:34:48 rpi4.havak.lan esmith::event[11266]: Using configuration from /var/lib/nethserver/certs/ca.cnf
Aug 29 22:38:00 rpi4.havak.lan esmith::event[11266]: Using CA Common Name: NethServer CA
...
crypto / entropy issue
Rspamd 1.9.1-2 for armhfp is in testing (As you know from a PM…). Did minimal testing on it (installed and checked if it is running 
)
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