Otherwise a versioned pygrub path will be used (e.g.
/usr/lib/xen-4.1/bin/pygrub in the case of Debian Wheezy) and then
all host configurations would need to be updated when dist-upgrading
to Debian Jessie with Xen 4.3.
In case you already ran into this issue, the following command should
fix the issue for you:
fgrep -l xen-4.1/bin/pygrub -r /etc/xen/ | xargs sed -e 's:xen-4.1/bin/pygrub:xen-default/bin/pygrub:g' -i
Does not yet work due to missing support for Saucy in debootstrap.
Also move default mirror for Ubuntu Hardy from archive to old-releases
as Hardy is now EoL.
Update documentation and tests accordingly.
Also add pygrub = 1 as example to xen-tools.conf, now that the effect
can be reversed via commandline options.
According to xen-create-image(8) if --ip is passed multipe times then the
first IP is used as the "system" IP and the rest are used as aliases. What
actually happened is the last IP is the "system" IP and all other IP's are
silently ignored. (Closes Debian bug #652110)
The check for disk devices was completly broken, fix it temporarily.
This check is also kinda wrong, but is still an improvement over the
current test, so submit it waiting for a better idea.
The check for disk devices was completly broken, fix it temporarily.
This check is also kinda wrong, but is still an improvement over the
current test, so submit it waiting for a better idea.
- Use perl crypt with some magic rather than openssl to hash root
password, either generated or provided by user.
- Remove the undocumented dependency on openssl.
- Add a hash_method option to configure the hashing algorithm.
- Permit md5, sha256 and sha512, and use sha256 as default.
- Remove TODO entry about "more random" passwords.
- Remove an ugly system() call.
If nameserver config option is not set (default value), copy Dom0's
/etc/resolv.conf on guest.
Provide a role to show how to customize /etc/resolv.conf in guest.
* Long overdue clean up of 50-setup-hostname, since simply
copying the dom0's /etc/hosts file isn't reliable.
* Added a --copy-hosts option for those that do want to copy
the dom0's /etc/hosts
* Documented both options in the .conf file as well as in
the scripts
