Images created without pulling in from 'updates' and 'security' repos.

This leaves images very out of date. Images should have all the latest
packages.

Regards

Phil

In linuxcnc's stretch image, I compensate for this in customise.sh by adding an
additional list within sources.list.d before the first packages:

    cat > ${rootdir}/etc/apt/sources.list.d/updates.list <<EOF
    deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian stretch-updates main contrib non-free
    deb http://security.debian.org/debian-security stretch/updates main
    EOF

and also I add a step where I

    chroot ${rootdir} apt-get -y dist-upgrade

to upgrade any packages that had been installed previously by
vmdebootstrap.

Jeff

Yes, it's the obvious workaround. As discussed with Phil in IRC, on a
system installed from the live images updates and security are enabled
appropriately so they're fine. I'm not sure of the best approach for
*live* live images - will people be massively annoyed by the system
stopping and demanding security updates as it boots?

It would be annoying and make more harm than good - thinking of kernel
updates, systemd updates and such things. It would mean that these
updates has to be persistant and in case of kernel updates the system
has to be rebooted into the new kernel - for running services they have
to be restarted etc. This might be possible with USB sticks - but what
about optical devices?

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