On Thu, Jun 14, 2007 at 10:44:24AM -0500, David Jimenez wrote: > I'm trying to build a debian install cd using simple-cdd with custom > packages and configuration files like SSH keys for remote access an so > on. ...snip... > #!/bin/sh > DIR=/target/media/cdrom/simple-cdd > > mkdir -p /home/sensor/.ssh > cp $DIR/authorized_keys2 /home/sensor/.ssh/authorized_keys2 ...snip... > but the cp can't find "make stat" the file authorized_keys2. What's wrong?? > I found in /usr/lib/finish-install.d/14simple-cdd that the > default.postinst is executed using a copy located in > /target/usr/local/simple-cdd using a function called "in-target", but > I couldn't find any reference to that.
in-target is essentially a wrapper that does "chroot /target/" and a few other things. so what /usr/lib/finish-install.d/14simple-cdd does is copies the file into the chroot, and executes it. > How can I copy an extra file to the installed system?? you probably have to mount (and unmount) the cdrom as part of your *.postinst script(s). if that proves impossible, maybe we can copy the contents of /cdrom/simple-cdd to /target/usr/local/simple-cdd (or somewhere else) as part of the finish-install.d/14simple-cdd script. kind of ugly, but the postinst scripts are kind of ugly in general. i debated weather the *.postinst should be run from debian-intaller or within the target system... i really don't want to have both *.postinst and *.postinst-but-not-chrooted :) live well, vagrant -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
