* Package name : virt-bootstrap Upstream Author : Cédric Bosdonnat <cbosdonnat@suse.com> * URL : https://github.com/virt-manager/virt-bootstrap/ * License : GPL-v3 Programming Lang: Python3 Description : Tool to setup the root file system for libvirt-based containers in an easy way It allows to use either a tarball containing the file system or an image on a docker registry and unpacks it either as a folder or in a qcow2 image with backing chains to mimic the docker layers.
Hi Guido, Are you still interested in packaging virt-bootstrap? It seems virt- manager requires this package to be able to create LXC environments. Gr, Bas.
Hi Guido, Are you still interested in packaging virt-bootstrap? It seems virt- manager requires this package to be able to create LXC environments. Gr, Bas.
You can grab it. -- Guido
You can grab it. -- Guido
Hi Free, Could you give an update on you ITP of skopeo? I need skopeo as a dependency for virt-bootstrap, which is in turn required by virt- manager to build LXC environments. Looking at the package, it's probably a lot of work to get all dependencies packaged and in the archive. Could you give a status update on those? I'd be happy to help, if needed. Gr, Bas.
Hi, I vaguely remember that was possible to run virt-bootstrap without skopeo with limited functionlity but I'm not sure if that's true anymore. -- Guido
Hi, I just stumbled across this ITP. Given that skopeo is packaged now I was wondering what the status of the packaging for virt-bootstrap is. Cheers, sur5r
Hi Jakob, Feel free to take that over, i'm lacking the time atm. Cheers, -- Guido
block 871621 936935 kthxbye I just had another look at virt-bootstrap. As it depends on virt-sandbox, which is py2-only, I will wait for #936935 to be fixed (or try and come up with a fix myself) before continuing to work on virt-bootstrap. Cheers, sur5r
Hi Jakob, Thank you for your email. virt-bootstrap was integrated with virt-manager before version 2.0.0 when it become Python 3 only. This was the reason to support both major versions of Python with virt-bootstrap. However, we are considering to drop support for Python 2 in virt-bootstrap as well. I hope this would make the packaging easier. Best wishes, Radostin
Hi Radostin, I was trying to pick this up again and am rather confused about the state of virt-bootstrap. The project on github is now archived but the virt-manager code still contains references to it. What's the way forward here? Cheers, sur5r