tags 494640 +pending
thanks
This is fixed now in git.
If the settings are left on default, the binary image does not get
tainted by live-helper specific files in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/.
If the settings are set to non-default values by the choice of the user,
the live-helper specific files in
Jeremy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am just curious as to the idea of a 'tainted image'. It seems to
me that it would not allow a user to customize their image. Does
everything have to be the default debian setting? I would hope that
there is an option to not install recommended packages,
Hi Jeremy/Otavio,
Jeremy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am just curious as to the idea of a 'tainted image'. It seems to
me that it would not allow a user to customize their image.
Well, hmm. So to expand on what I mentioned in my previous email, there is a
slight distinction in that whilst
Chris Lamb [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So yes, I think that the binary image should inherit the APT_RECOMMENDS
setting. I will commit that later this evening unless Daniel shouts at me
otherwise.
Ok. I had misunderstood the discussion. I agree with you too.
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On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 9:03 PM, Chris Lamb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
tags 494640 + pending
thanks
Jeremy wrote:
I don't believe I was missing any script because I first got this problem
when running lh_chroot, then lh_binary. However, I was doing many
retries
(mostly lh_build) on it
Chris Lamb wrote:
I've committed a change to live-helper in Git which fixes this issue.
this fix does actually do more harm than it solves - it injects the apt
settings into the binary image, which is not acceptable as it produces
tainted images. we need to be very carefull here and pay
Jeremy Salwen wrote:
I found that it was doing an apt-get dist-upgrade which was making it
install recommended packages (I believe the default for apt?). This was
contrary to the file rootdir/config/common in which I had the line
LH_APT_RECOMMENDS=disabled
Hm, whilst `lh_chroot_sources`
Package: live-helper
Version: 1.0~a48-1
Severity: normal
I have a strange feeling that this might be a 'feature'. When I ran
'lh_chroot_sources install'
(with all previous scripts run without errors) or any script which calls it, I
found it was
installing packages I didn't request. With
On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 1:04 AM, Chris Lamb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeremy Salwen wrote:
I found that it was doing an apt-get dist-upgrade which was making it
install recommended packages (I believe the default for apt?). This was
contrary to the file rootdir/config/common in which I
tags 494640 + pending
thanks
Jeremy wrote:
I don't believe I was missing any script because I first got this problem
when running lh_chroot, then lh_binary. However, I was doing many retries
(mostly lh_build) on it previously, with only a lh_clean --purge in
between.
First, thank you for
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