baseline-tools expects lsb_release (although tolerates it not being there)
Order needs to be 01-override-yum-arch, 02-lsb, 03-baseline-tools
hence the renames.
Possibly lsb_release isn't cared enough about to do this.
Change-Id: I03abffb1ab2f560e746ba4ffd407605de31f4930
The later pulls in most of a desktop. The former still pulls in a lot
but significantly less, and still provides lsb_release.
Change-Id: Ie27310f01c037b4a10feb5e380e6f5c4ecf21364
When partition tables are added to loopback devices, this can set off a
chain of udev hooks that may still be holding the loopback open. Failing
to detach loopback devices was the reason we were seeing leaked tmpfs
volumes.
Fixes bug #1178091
Change-Id: I836d6e2bbce824951dd4786e3ef28273ea18ee73
Sudo compiled with the --with-secure-path option enabled (default on
Ubuntu, Fedora and potentially other distros) will cause sudo to ignore
any changes made to the PATH variable in the user's environment (even when
the -E option is used). Also, some distros might not have /usr/local/bin
set in their sudoers secure_path causing the diskimage-builder to fail
when building an image using such distros as host. This patch will force
the inclusion of the /usr/local/bin in the PATH enviroment variable
inside the chroot.
Change-Id: Idb7156d8ff124bfe685cc721337d9bb21f49dc9e
Fixes: bug #1175980
Ramdisk-image-create sources both img-functions and ramdisk-functions
causing duplicate functions. To correct this situation this patch
removes the import of img-functions from ramdisk-image-create.
It moves cleanup_dirs and run_d functions from img-functions to
common-functions to allow this.
fixes bug 1175427
Authored-by: Chris Krelle <nobodycam@gmail.com>
Change-Id: I971d019b0d92b06d9de661663b49c433e823ea42
When trying to get the library dependencies from a static program
it fails and die.
This scapes the error and continue with the execution.
Change-Id: Id3463f2dd77a182ce4f9d9d28165d35f17806892
We need to support mellanox devices in disk images as well as ramdisks.
This adds the requisite element structure to provide that support.
Change-Id: Iaf383f5b32b84fbb69569ef42ec2460ab1b231e5
The PPA would have to be updated for each release we want to build for,
including raring. The PPA also gives the tripleo team root on every
built image, something we don't necessarily want.
A shallow review of the packages in the PPA and known elements shows
only one dependency in the tripleo-image-elements heat-cfntools element.
Change-Id: Ic514f929eba26014dd3a0d76d5bb3b8e9e0caf3c
For machines with low RAM (or no access to /proc/meminfo) the builder
will still run, but will just build inside the filesystem that is
hosting /tmp. This will result in a slower build (especially if there
are a lot of .deb packages installed).
Fixes bug #1175453
Change-Id: I79f2672058c11e377548820df0ab4fad8f47ffdc
This also switches to using curl which some people may not have
installed. However, curl is far superior for this type of download.
Change-Id: I7ac5a84b30eb8daad320c082f976931c41a24669
If we are using uname to collect the name of the architecture, we need
to filter its output to make it consistent with dpkg. This is now
happening in the right place to avoid a spurious warning on i386 builds.
Change-Id: Iae80dbfb757fc068155730686841c742acb7a6a2
Sudo command (even using -E) resets $PATH for security reasons, Fedora
and other distos might have to explicitly add /usr/local/bin to $PATH
in order to run the commands in the chroot environment.
Change-Id: I95068ecf1e7437152e11c6d6789f59bcfd6ae9cc
A recent commit added a call to function cleanup_dirs to
the common-functions file, but this function is not in scope
for all code paths.
The problem can be reproduced like so:
bin/ramdisk-image-create deploy -o /tmp/foo
Which results in the error:
bin/../lib/common-functions: line 35: cleanup_dirs: command not found
This change causes cleanup_dirs to be in scope when calling ramdisk-image-create.
Change-Id: Iaf01beb9dd42a9d810d8aed1aa4ce19a5854c09b
Qemu-nbd does not perform well with older versions of qemu due to
the lack of writeback caching mode. It also only builds qcow2 images
and there is a desire for raw image support. Finally, qemu-nbd makes
it very difficult to build images concurrently due to the somewhat
opaque nature of how it selects a /dev/nbd# device. losetup, on
the other hand, makes this process very straight forward.
Change-Id: I309fad8af4fd1e8d1720c17b65e1897a76d5e897
Co-Author: Clint Byrum <clint@fewbar.com>
Update audit in order to fix up a conflict with a file from the glibc
package on a fresh Fedora 18 install.
Change-Id: Ib44c8415bce4ec47e21626a697cf426b96a9061a
Instead of blindly calling dpkg, we will now perform an appropriate test
and fall back on uname with some subsequent massaging of uname's output
on amd64 and ARM build hosts.
Based on a patch from Lucas Alvares Gomes
Change-Id: I363addd9f8b4d748d50b69f4509ce627aa5676aa
Post install scripts are useful because they can perform tasks you want
to handle after the OS/application install but before the first boot
of the image. e.g: Clean the cache left by the package manager reducing
the size of the image.
Change-Id: I03e77f602192bbdce29c02999d1b57fac8051ddc
Fixes: Bug #1145786
This switches $CLOUD_IMAGES and $RELEASE to the DIB_ namespace so
they will survive future changes to the sanitisation of the build
environment.
Change-Id: I7dc2aa82fb9ef452705b080cc404f41046014f20
