Switch to using QEMU VMs for building calibre on macOS and Windows

The VM performance is better and QEMU is more
hackable/automatable than VirtualBox. Also paves the way to do the
building on remote servers if needed.
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@ -20,8 +20,10 @@ First create some empty top level directory and run the following commands::
cd calibre
./setup.py bootstrap
To make the Windows and macOS builds it uses VirtualBox VMs. Instructions on
creating the VMs are in their respective sections below.
To make the Windows and macOS builds it uses QEMU VMs. Instructions on
creating the VMs are in the bypy repo under :file:`virtual_machine/README.rst`.
Required software for the VMs are listed in :file:`bypy/windows.conf` and
:file:`bypy/macos.conf`.
Linux
-------
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macOS
--------------
You need a VirtualBox virtual machine of macOS 10.14 (Mojave). Name the
VM using ``vm_name`` from :literal:`bypy/macos.conf`. To setup macOS inside the VM,
follow the steps:
* Turn on Remote Login under Network (SSHD)
* Create a user account named ``kovid`` and enable password-less login for SSH
for that account (setup ``~/.ssh/authorized_keys``)
* Setup ssh into the VM from the host using the ``vm_name`` from above.
* Install the needed software mentioned in :literal:`bypy/macos.conf`.
Name the QEMU VM using ``vm_name`` from :literal:`bypy/macos.conf`.
Make sure all software mentioned in :file:`bypy/macos.conf` is installed.
To build the dependencies for calibre, run::
./setup.py build_dep macos
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Windows
-------------
You need a VirtualBox virtual machine of Windows 7 64bit. Name the
VM using ``vm_name`` from :literal:`bypy/windows.conf`. To setup windows inside the VM,
follow the steps:
* Install all the software mentioned in :literal:`bypy/windows.conf`
* Install cygwin, with the: vim, dos2unix, rsync, openssh, unzip, wget, make, zsh, patch, bash-completion, curl
packages
* Edit ``/etc/passwd`` and replace all occurrences of ``/bin/bash`` with ``/bin/zsh`` (in
a cygwin prompt)
* Setup a password for your windows user account
* Follow the steps here: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/windows7/ht/auto-logon-windows-7.htm to allow the
machine to bootup without having to enter the password
* The following steps must all be run in an administrator cygwin shell, to
enable SSH logins to the machine
* First clean out any existing cygwin ssh setup with::
net stop sshd
cygrunsrv -R sshd
net user sshd /DELETE
net user cyg_server /DELETE (delete any other cygwin users account you
can list them with net user)
rm -R /etc/ssh*
mkpasswd -cl > /etc/passwd
mkgroup --local > /etc/group
* Assign the necessary rights to the normal user account (administrator
cygwin command prompt needed - editrights is available in ``\cygwin\bin``)::
editrights.exe -a SeAssignPrimaryTokenPrivilege -u kovid
editrights.exe -a SeCreateTokenPrivilege -u kovid
editrights.exe -a SeTcbPrivilege -u kovid
editrights.exe -a SeServiceLogonRight -u kovid
* Run::
ssh-host-config
And answer (yes) to all questions. If it asks do you want to use a
different user name, specify the name of your user account and enter
username and password
* Start sshd with::
net start sshd
* See http://www.kgx.net.nz/2010/03/cygwin-sshd-and-windows-7/ for details
Name the QEMU VM using ``vm_name`` from :file:`bypy/windows.conf`.
Make sure all software mentioned in :file:`bypy/windows.conf` is installed.
To build the dependencies for calibre, run::

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# Requires installation of XCode 10.2 and Python 3.7 and
# Requires installation of XCode 10.3 and Python 3 and
# python3 -m pip install certifi
vm_name 'calibre-macos-build'
vm_name 'macos-calibre-build'
root '/Users/Shared/calibre-build'
python '/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.7/bin/python3'
python '/usr/local/bin/python3'

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from bypy.utils import current_dir, run_shell, timeit
CODESIGN_CREDS = os.path.expanduser('~/cert-cred')
CODESIGN_CERT = os.path.expanduser('~/maccert.p12')
CODESIGN_CREDS = os.path.expanduser('~/code-signing/cert-cred')
CODESIGN_CERT = os.path.expanduser('~/code-signing/maccert.p12')
# The apple id file contains the apple id and an app specific password which
# can be generated from appleid.apple.com
# Note that apple accounts require two-factor authentication which is currntly
# setup on ox and via SMS on my phone
APPLE_ID = os.path.expanduser('~/aid')
APPLE_ID = os.path.expanduser('~/code-signing/apple-notarization-creds')
path_to_entitlements = os.path.expanduser('~/calibre-entitlements.plist')

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# Requires installation of Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition, WiX Toolset, Git, Ruby, Python 3.7 and Perl
# Requires installation of Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition, WiX Toolset, Git, Ruby, Python and Perl
# git.exe must be in PATH. Must have ~120GB available disk space and 8GB RAM
# Install certifi in python 3 with:
# py.exe -m pip install certifi
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# Ensure the windwos sdk version at least 10.0.18362 or newer is installed, needed for
# qt-webengine-14.1
vm_name 'calibre-windows-build'
vm_name 'windows-calibre-build'
root 'C:/r'
python 'py.exe'
perl 'C:/Strawberry/perl/bin/perl.exe'
ruby 'C:/Ruby26-x64/bin/ruby.exe'
ruby 'C:/Ruby27-x64/bin/ruby.exe'
mesa 'C:/mesa'

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def sign_files(env, files):
with open(os.path.expandvars(r'${HOMEDRIVE}${HOMEPATH}\code-signing\cert-cred')) as f:
pw = f.read().strip()
CODESIGN_CERT = os.path.abspath(os.path.expandvars(r'${HOMEDRIVE}${HOMEPATH}\code-signing\authenticode.pfx'))
args = [SIGNTOOL, 'sign', '/a', '/fd', 'sha256', '/td', 'sha256', '/d',
'calibre - E-book management', '/du',
'https://calibre-ebook.com', '/tr']
'https://calibre-ebook.com', '/f', CODESIGN_CERT, '/p', pw, '/tr']
def runcmd(cmd):
for timeserver in ('http://sha256timestamp.ws.symantec.com/sha256/timestamp', 'http://timestamp.comodoca.com/rfc3161',):
@ -454,7 +457,7 @@ def sign_files(env, files):
subprocess.check_call(cmd + [timeserver] + list(files))
break
except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
print ('Signing failed, retrying with different timestamp server')
print('Signing failed, retrying with different timestamp server')
else:
raise SystemExit('Signing failed')