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mixin/desktop-installer became *quite* inobvious
even for me over time, and it's not easy to grep up;
let's introduce explicit targets where one is expected
to expect those.
rootfs scripts should hit installer some day; the problem
is with variables (dumping 'em wholesale looks dirty,
and proxying those sort of defeats the approach)
rather than with scripts.
Until then, transform the data from the single variable
into a file containing one facility per line for
installer-1.8.31+ to consume.
The issue at hand is that recent xorg has suddenly started
to both depend on kernel modesetting *and* not fail through
towards e.g. vesa driver which would save the day for minimal
environments like installer; I definitely don't want to plug
a pile of DRM modules into this image for just this reason.
~/.gitconfig is only relevant when git-core is installed,
no need to put it as a standalone item (turned up when
discussing things with cas@ on the way from #OSEDUCONF).
As noted in the comment, these include a few quite strong ones:
- sshd(8) will only allow in "wheel" and "users" members
by keys, no password access is allowed;
- password change even by root is subject to quality checks;
- su(8) is only useful to lower privileges and not gain those
(so root access is available either through local console
or via use of ssh keys).
Don't use if frowned upon.
We've been pruning quite a few packages from a recently installed
altlinux-p7-server-ovz instance; looks like server-ovz's added
functionality should go into plain server instead, and -ovz flavour
should focus on bare metal HN.
In particular, bash-completion-1.99-alt3 seems to misbehave with
mount(8) at the very least -- better drop it for now.
This is based on distro/regular-jeos but torn into two
and somewhat updated for sisyphus-going-to-bring-p8:
1) libcap-ng is now required by util-linux;
2) bridge-utils might be needed for subsequent images.
Those packages which are *required* should be available
for standalone use; and those which are optional should go
into extras.
Adjust server feature accordingly.
The issue with these "; @:" thinglets is that mkimage-profiles
relies on target tracing (see commit 788cad8 some four years ago);
and this tracing approach relies on non-empty recipes which do call
shell (which gets (ab)used) unlike empty ones which oviously don't.
So this _will_ be traced properly:
a: b
@echo "hello world"
and this will too:
a: b; @:
but this will result in a broken graph with REPORT=1:
a: b
kf5-i18-ru, in this case (of course this should be handled
by a proper l10n subsystem -- yet another use case for it,
just not clear what exactly do we want).
icon-theme-oxygen is required by kf5-oxygen <- kde5 <- kde5-big
by now so it's not needed to specify it explicitly anymore;
and zerg@ has just packaged some translations, let's jump in!
Thanks glebfm@ for noticing that Simply (an m-p-d product)
takes no kernel inside squashfs but relies on livecd-install's
50-restore-kernel.sh hook to copy the kernel from iso9660
and regenerate initrd (which is a must anyways but requires
System.map to be still around).
This saves about 3 Mb in ISO size for a LiveCD using
kernel-image-std-def-4.1.15-alt1.x86_64.rpm.
Merge commits aren't going to be merged upstream
for these break all sorts of git tools including
log -p, blame, bisect, etc (or make their use less
convenient).
Sometimes we tend to "just" translate the code to human
which doesn't really help; what usually helps is noting
down what the code author intended to implement or fix,
and what was the case for that.
Either /etc/hasher-priv/system or /etc/hasher-priv/user.d/$USER
must contain at least "allowed_mountpoints=/proc" for mkimage
to work for mkimage-profiles; thanks Daniil Golovanov for
providing feedback indicating the lack of the corresponding
checks.
These have been partially inspired by inquisitor's
build/altlinux/profile.live/packages collection of
more or less benchmarks/burn-in tools.
Those requiring libX11 won't hit regular-rescue.iso
so let's put them on a file of their own.
And while at that, there are a couple of MPI/IB
benchmarking tools as well.
