> > But every time fcopy is used, it complains…
> > “Can’t open /dev/null: No such file or directory”
>I guess this comes from a redirect of some output to /dev/null.
>I've checked the basefiles on
>http://fai-project.org/download/basefiles/
>
>and the debian, centos, Ubuntu basefiles have a /dev/null. But the
>opensuse basefile does not include /dev/null.
Thanks for your diagnosis.
You are right, /dev/null is missing in the opensuse basefile and that's what I
am using.
>For now you can try to fix this in a hook using mknod.
I added the mknod command ("mknod --mode=666 /dev/null c 1 3") to the
repository hook, right before calling fcopy the first time.
Strangely, it fails with "mknod: /dev/null: File exists". And then fcopy, the
very next command, still complains
“Can’t open /dev/null: No such file or directory”.
Nevertheless, /target/dev/null now is present, with the same attributes as
/dev/null .
Best,
Frank
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