Add apt-sources element for Ubuntu OS to override the default
/etc/apt/sources.list in cloudimg.
Set DIB_APT_SOURCES with a proper sources.list file to replace
the default one.
If you want to use this element in tripleo project, set NODE_DIST or
EXTRA_ELEMENTS / UNDERCLOUD_DIB_EXTRA_ARGS / OVERCLOUD_DIB_EXTRA_ARGS
to make it take effect at build time and run time.
e.g. before running devtest.sh:
export DIB_APT_SOURCES=/etc/apt/sources.list
export NODE_DIST="ubuntu apt-sources"
Change-Id: I9ce0d03b506c2948b96382e4d6e85f0aff906450
Some of the tripleo image elements rely useradd a for creating a group
with the same name as the user that is added. On openSUSE is feature
is turned off by default. So enable it here.
Change-Id: I120067e5e522dc6e704e7f09b724d60dee0c7f22
52-force-text-mode-console, running after 51-bootloader, calls
grub2-mkconfig (on Ubuntu that will happen via the update-grub call).
This call will overwrite all the changes that 51-bootloader did to the
grub.cfg. By merging the 52-force-text-mode-console code into
51-bootloader we avoid that. This also means that 51-bootloader will now
call grub2-mkconfig regardless of whether there is already and existing
grub2 configuration or not (52-force-text-mode-console did that in the
past anyway).
Additionally this commit enables the force to textmode code for openSUSE
(was previously only working correctly for Ubuntu and Fedora).
Closes-Bug: #1260323
Change-Id: Ida8e1a69df22d41ad70eb7154707c50613b536a8
This provides some customizations for zypper based distributions (e.g.
openSUSE and SLES). It is heavily inspired by the yum element and sets up
zypper to cache downloaded package outside of the chroot so that they can be
reused to speed up subsequent builds.
Change-Id: I775c921ee19cf7d1180fb68c1b7857ea6245a77d
Remove the comment about the rpm-distro element. The only tiny bit we copied
from it is 01-install-bin. 01-override-zypp-arch was unneeded and has been
removed from the opensuse element before the initial merge.
Change-Id: I9886bb6e7d723690f2d2ac476d6d3aca5a367607
Fix the test for $TARGET_ROOT in root.d/50-yum-cache.
Don't use $TARGET_ROOT in pre-install, it's only set for "root" and "cleanup".
Change-Id: I048364ea08ef503a4466f3494f18f72ebf99b5c2
This is currently experimental/incomplete. See
elements/opensuse/README.md for details.
Change-Id: Ie5bcab15c9703cf15ceb642fb986a8afc34f96fb
Co-Authored-By: Ralf Haferkamp <rhafer@suse.de>
Make the source-repositories element log which repo it's cloning from
so it's easier to tell what's going on.
Change-Id: I224f7bd98bc3d0ba94313dae9063d4ba4e25bdaa
If you build a ramdisk with ramdisk-image-create and forget to specify
-o, you end up with a .kernel and .initramfs file as the image outputs.
This commit defaults the $IMAGE_NAME value to image so you'd end up
with image.kernel and image.initramfs
Change-Id: I10f3ac9ad178c32119523e4da930070e3ade4f73
Ironic requires callback from deploy ramdisk via API with json data.
Auth token also required if Keystone auth enabled for Ironic API.
This patch adds separate element 'deploy-ironic' for Ironic deploy
ramdisk creation.
Change-Id: I5ef96711763e50307cfa17c406a9e16bffb937bc
When `/etc/selinux/config' does not exist, although selinux has
already been disabled, the image creation will fail.
Change-Id: I9e4a9a006073fd3f708049407ef98f82c3f399d1
In tests, saucy has been able to match raring for the ability to bring
up clouds, so we can roll forwards and switch the default to saucy.
Change-Id: I4df35d40f902c0daa7b2761d7afea8db25526753
tgt maps to scsi-target-utils on RHEL. This mapping already exists for
the Fedora element, so no need to add it there.
Change-Id: Ifc9a8976299458cdef50c2fbe00ba6a0c8d22f00
Closes-Bug: #1252975
We need to update openssl before proceeding as part of the image build
because the version on the Fedora cloud image is no longer compatible
with new python environments installed by virtualenv.
Change-Id: I3ed889f7382e7ca0de052ef5bdd6afeefc8bbdd8
Closes-Bug: #1254879
We can no longer rely on the name of the udevd binary as a hint for its
version, so instead we query the binary and behave accordingly.
Change-Id: Id4c869dfeeca5ed970169343b6b5f0f2c4499ca3
The Ubuntu build for ARM breaks when the pre-install step attempts to remove
grub components. This change gates those package removals based on whether
they are currently installed.
Change-Id: Ie169dbf12213e69b3713b3b1f9a68ae224f9fd31
The key 'RPM-GPG-KEY-redhat-release' may not exist in image
e.g. when you use non-default image (for example, if you build CentOS
image using rhel element).
Fixes bug #1252697
Change-Id: Iae642abb7a7f76c5528750dafedd4fd4bda56fe2
We can now actually override the $TROUBLESHOOT environment variable in
ramdisks, by not declaring it as readonly. Yay for insufficient
end-to-end testing.
Change-Id: I026c9dbdd411bf3eb945d5b18188eb1eedf3850a
We now allow operators to drop into a troubleshooting shell while
booting a deploy ramdisk, without having to have pre-configured their
desire to do so ahead of time, by means of a 10 second pause for them to
press a key.
Change-Id: I05ffa1ebaa95c83dee7bd2a2f52ba4c08928bb10
If we are booting pxe booting using syslinux, and it has IPAPPEND 2 in
the boot stanza, then it will append the mac address of the device we
are booting from to the kernel parameters where we can get at it
pretty easily.
If we are booting physical hardware via UEFI over the network, we can
rely on the BootCurrent EFI variable to point at the boot entry for
the NIC we booted from, which will include the MAC address of that
nic.
If neither of those cases are in play, we can just fall back to the
all-physical-devices-with-links code.
This currently uses the Bash 4 support for associative arrays to handle
the netboot-in-UEFI case, if needed I can rewrite it to be Bash 3 compatible.
Change-Id: I5e50e30c60d6d732a09ab61251cbb9be08bb6113
Since we are using bash syntax in some of the element fragments,
we should make sure we use bash for all of them, so that things don't
break on systems where /bin/sh != /bin/bash.
Change-Id: If2f043c57aa4e1492b7f9839213ef6123f683612
We now run the network bringup portion of the ramdisk init from an
init.d script, thus allowing image builders to inject code into the init
script before that point (e.g. configure network hardware).
The environment variables used by the network bringup code are retained
in the base init script so they can be overridden by init.d fragments.
Change-Id: I1ef0bb21e7f26c0ff3f02266f853ce5402bcb94d
Closes-Bug: #1252023
Check if Upstart exists before blocking the daemon. Not all dpkg based
OS's have Upstart installed so this should help increase compatibility.
Closes-Bug: #1251949
Change-Id: I2dcb1ff3641778b5653ca5762a728398adb57da1
We assemble the init script of ramdisks with the fragments from included
elements, alphabetically.
We now place leading numbers on all of the fragments we ship, to make it
more obvious to element authors and downstream users, how the process
works.
Closes-Bug: #1251706
Change-Id: I56b0d42971c8c462eddcfe1769f8124405e1233c
dib-init-system script is installed into $PATH. Called
without arguments it will print the name of init system
used to stdout.
Additionally, set DIB_INIT_SYSTEM environment variable to
the init system used.
Tested on ubuntu+upstart, centos+upstart, fedora+systemd,
debian+sysv.
Closes-Bug: #1251610
Change-Id: I29668079091f6060dab66d8259890384d3bbd653
This is needed to run scripts from devtest, in particular so that
swift ring files can be distributed.
Change-Id: Icbe8c5b24a0d494730357983f230a37a7f078de7
ramdisk-defaults file is sourced before chroot to an image being created
is executed. Busybox path should be set inside chroot instead.
Change-Id: Ic0e1d3093ca9d489dd96b14157e93b336cf0baee
The command `sudo rmdir $TARGET_ROOT/lost+found` will fail
if `$TARGET_ROOT/lost+found` directory doesn't exist,
e.g. when you use non-default image.
Fixes bug #1245856
Change-Id: I48c8f2f201b29912a726249023ca7d20893cc958
These are different tftp implementations, tftpd-hpa and tftpd-server are
equivalent, this mapping was added in a previous commit.
Change-Id: Idd1f554d4ee8e1d3c515d5f2f191e90abe0ff396
