Le mardi, 29 avril 2014, 13.46:44 Paul Tagliamonte a écrit :
> On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 06:38:34PM +0200, Didier Raboud wrote:
> > please consider shipping Debian docker.io pre-built images in proper
> > Debian packages. Having "stable" pre-built images in Debian
> > packages ensures a trust link within the distribution. I'm not
> > happy with the increasing incentive to download distribution images
> > across untrusted links (although index.docker.io at least runs over
> > HTTPS).
> 
> I totally agree. I've been pushing for docker upstream to adopt
> OpenPGP signatures on images, but it looks like they want to go with
> SSL Certs. Once those are in place, I'm happy to provide a
> pseudo-official image.

Well, sorry to nitpick, but having Debian's docker.io package ship a 
public key to trustfully download non-free distribution images wouldn't 
make it overly better. Debian users have a trust link with the Debian 
binary packages as shipped in the distro, but there's no good reason to 
extend that trust to what docker.io upstream built: we're talking about 
_big_ archives full of _binaries_ (for which there is strictly no 
freeness or trustworthiness warranties!) that then run on our machines!

Similar to what we do for debian-installer-netboot-images, I was 
thinking we could have (at least for Debian docker.io containers) 
something like:

        # apt install docker.io-image-debian-wheezy

This package would contain a docker.io image built on buildds, updated 
on point-releases.

> However, a better and more sustainable solution here is to ship a
> script to create a Debian image via debootstrap. Something small and
> auditable.

Le mardi, 29 avril 2014, 21.59:49 Jan Wagner a écrit :
> Did you have a look into
> /usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage-debootstrap.sh? You can generate
> your own image via debootstrap.

There's that, at least. It should get it's .sh postfix removed, get 
updated to support more than amd64 and be shipped as /usr/bin/docker.io-
mkimage-debootstrap for example.

> I'd been considering a script to take an sbuild tarball => docker
> image. I've not done it yet, but this bug is good motiviation.

Yay.

> I'll see if there's something I can do to help :)

Yay².


Cheers,
OdyX


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