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Currently the dpkg element fakes start-stop-daemon, initctl and invoke-rc.d to stop dpkg from starting a bunch of daemons in the chroot. This is problematic when packages use service, start, stop or restart commands. This patch uses a policy-rc.d instead of faking invoke-rc.d to achieve the same thing. This approach now aligns exactly with debootstrap. Without this patch DIB runs on some debian distributions fail when trying to umount the chroot loop device as there are daemons running. The log will now show "invoke-rc.d: policy-rc.d denied execution of start." instead of "Warning: Fake invoke-rc.s called, doing nothing." Change-Id: I6db192127aca19b5b7915179b781f5192078bfc7 Related-Bug: #1211564 |
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Provide dpkg specific image building glue.
The ubuntu element needs customisations at the start and end of the image build process that do not apply to RPM distributions, such as using the host machine HTTP proxy when installing packages. These customisations live here, where they can be used by any dpkg based element.
The dpkg specific version of install-packages is also kept here.