Fix hbd some more

[kesslerm]

Various upstream packages had seen commits that broke the turris build patches.

[kesslerm]

There is some overlap with #5. Both contain the same patch for Python3.

[BKPepe]

Yeah, but no one cares about it for more than 2 weeks. Pretty easy patch with small diff and Turris guys doesn't even have time to look at it. So bad. It doesn't look good. Rather I will keep contributing to upstream, where at least someone will appreciate that.

[BKPepe]

@elkablo just created similar PR on their GitLab with his own changes:

• https://gitlab.nic.cz/turris/os/build/-/merge_requests/667/

When three people are doing the same stuff. 😆 😆

[elkablo]

@kesslerm you need to create such merge requests on turris' gitlab, not on the github mirror. I did not receive any information about this existing here :(

[kesslerm]

Thanks @elkablo for merging your version of the above patches into the hbd branch. Any sign that a future release is still being worked on is very welcome.

Regarding merge requests via GitHub, I followed the instructions in the documentation, that state:

All our public repositories are mirrored to GitHub. If you have an account on GitHub, you can use it to fork one of our projects hosted on this server and create a pull request there.

If contributions via GitHub are no longer welcome or practical, please amend the documentation accordingly.

Just recently, though, I contributed another set of patches via GitHub, and even announced this current set on the projects GitLab tracker. Please let me know if there is a more efficient way to get external contributions integrated in a timely manner.

I'm going to close this pull request as done.

[BKPepe]

To be honest, contributing as an external contributor to CZ.NIC GitLab is tricky due to spam what is going on, and because of that, people are suffering from it. In the previous internal tracker (trac), there was really long issue on how to improve behavior and how to allow external contributors to OSS projects, which CZ.NIC does. No conclusion has been made. Then it was transfered or moved else where, but still nothing improved.

So now people need to ask Turris or, rather CZ.NIC GitLab administrators to allow forking repositories, etc. It isn't very easy. Steps:

1. Create an account
2. Create an issue or reach anyone from Turris to allow forking for that acc
   Turris will reach CZ.NIC GitLab administrator to allow it.
   Wait for their response
3. If yes, start contributing

Reference:
https://gitlab.nic.cz/turris/user-docs/-/commit/a89cdf00398e133ad71497514407e1eba7985082

So, yeah. Sending PRs via GitHub is a lot easier.

[elkablo]

@kesslerm hmm. OK, in the future I shall try to look at merge requests on github as well.