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The kernel parameters `biosdevname=0 net.ifnames=0 consoleblank=0 rw`
were previously hard-coded and non-modifiable in the grub step. Allow
user customisation of these parameters, whilst setting the default to
the current parameter set for backwards compatibility.
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Previously the `GRUB_TIMEOUT` parameter in `/etc/default/grub` was set
at the end of the file. This superseded the previous definition of
`GRUB_TIMEOUT=5` at the top of the file, but the resulting duplication
was potentially confusing for the user.
This uses a newly added helper method to update the timeout instead.
When possible, the new method updates the original definitions within the
defaults file instead (at the same location within the file as the
original definition, or after commented-out example lines).
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metadata_csum_seed flags (issue #69)
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Ansible now tests that its locale supports UTF8 (I don't know why).
Also, log the environment, to help debug this kind of thing in the
future.
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It's never called. That functionality is gone.
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debootstrap takes an architecture argument, but does not propagate that
to later stages of the image build. This causes, for example, the GRUB
plugin to fail to install the correct packages when creating an images
for a foreign archiecture.
The call to dpkg --print-architecture to discover the native
architecture is already done when state is first populated, so there is
no need to do it again in the grub plugin.
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The qemu-deboostrap plugin is entirely replaced with the debootstrap
one, on versions of Debian 10 onward. There is no need to keep it.
The `run_even_if_skipped` feature was only used by that plugin, so it
has been dropped as well.
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Remember the temporary files (inventory, variables) for the Ansible
step, for every step using it, and remove all of them.
Previously, when there were more than one "ansible" step, the Ansible
plugin would only remember the temporary files for the last step. This
meant that only those got removed at the end. Also, it would try to
remove them for every "ansible" step, resulting in harmless, but
worrying error messages.
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This isn't yet tested on bare metal hardware. I need a .deb built from
main to test easily. I'll revert this if testing fails.
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The lines wouldn't have worked if uncommented.
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We briefly had a step called zerofree, but we dropped. The
functionality is now done unconditionally. This is simpler and doesn't
seem to have drawbacks so far.
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This makes room for a new check-all that actually runs all tests.
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Now allow lost+found in target.
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When unmounting `ext*` filesystems, run zerofree by default unless told
not to via a `zerofree: false` key
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If the loop device was already sucessfully removed by kpartx,
losetup -d would fail and thus crash the vmdb2 run.
A check was added to query the loop device's back-file and
only remove the loop device if there is still one.
Resolves #60
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When installing on a blockdevice which device name ends in a number,
a 'p' is added between the device name and the partition number.
This will be the case, for example, when installing to /dev/nbd0 or
/dev/nvme0.
Further, added a timeout to the wait_for_file_to_exist function,
in order not to hang when a partition was not found.
Both changes should resolve #46
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This adds a step to use cryptsetup to encrypt a block device with
LUKS, using the cryptsetup tool. A crypttab is written by the fstab
step.
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The "include" key maps to debootstrap's `--include` parameter, allowing
additional packages to be installed.
The `install_keyring` key is a Boolean that determines if the gpg
keyring specified by the `keyring` key is installed in the disk image
for use when installing packages from non-official Debian repositories,
e.g. local mirrors created using aptly, etc.
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The apt_plugin always runs `apt-get update` before installing packages,
so the `apt-get update` in deboostrap_plugin is redundant. It also
blocks provisioning the TLS certs required to validate connections to
package repos that use https instead of http connections.
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Add the ability to optionally configure:
- The inventory group name
- The Ansible tags to be executed
- An Ansible configuration file
- An `extra_vars` dictionary to be passed to the playbook
This enables existing image-creation builds with complex Ansible
playbooks to be converted to use vmdb2.
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The `--variable` command line parameter can be used to supply values
for Jinja2 variables in vmdb2 build specification YAML files using the
format `name=value`. This is useful for builds which need to be
parameterized, e.g they use remote services in different AWS regions
and/or accounts.
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Detect if the root filesystem is inside a know logical volume group by
examining the output of the `lvs` command. If the rootfs is in a known
LV group, determine the name of the mapped device for the group. If the
`lvs` command shows the device as `/dev/dm-X` instead of
`/dev/mapper/loopXpY`, use the `dmsetup ls` command to determine the
name of the loop device.
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This fixes build failures where no packages are installed by vmdb2 (and
so there is no local package metadata for apt-get to read) before the
grub plugin is executed. This can be the case when an `unpack-rootfs`
build step comes after all of steps that install packages.
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This enables things like setting the `bios_grub` flag on a partition.
It seemed simpler to create a plugin to set these flags than to
overload the pupose of the mkpart_plugin.
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Adds the ability to copy directory trees into the build chroot
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The `zerofree` utility zeroes out unused disk space on `ext[2-4]`
filesystems and is much faster than using `dd`. This enables better
compression of the output disk image when being packaged as a OVA or a
Vagrant Box, etc.
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The special size value "fill" will instruct the lvcreate_plugin to
create a partition that uses all of the available space in the specified
logical volume
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Docker containers running in Docker Desktop for Mac appear to have a
version of `kpartx` that doesn't properly clean up mapped partitions
upon execution of `kpartx -dsv`.
To work around this behaviour, the kpartx_plugin now unmaps mapped
partitions as required using `dmsetup remove <part>`, and frees the
loopback device using `losetup -d <device>`
This change requires the list of partition mounpoints to be an ordered
list in order to be able to unmap mapped partitions in the correct
order, so `Tags.get_tags()` has been updated to return the ordered list
`self._tagnames` instead of `self._tags.keys()` which (for Python
versions before 3.7) returns an unorderd list.
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This makes the vmdb2 compatible with Ubuntu's modified grub-install
by interrogating grub-install --help to check which of the options
to pass: --no-extra-removable or --force-extra-removable.
Closes: https://gitlab.com/larswirzenius/vmdb2/-/issues/36
Signed-off-by: Zygmunt Krynicki <zygmunt.krynicki@huawei.com>
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These items are fixed with this change:
- "systemd.show_status=true" is always added, even if it was turned off
later on.
- If the option quiet is selected, then "systemd.show_status=false" is added
twice instead of only once.
With this patch "systemd.show_status" is only set once with either the value
"true" or "false".
Signed-off-by: Florian La Roche <Florian.LaRoche@gmail.com>
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