Hi. Since i am coming from debian this is a feauture that i am missing
in fedora and after some googling i didn't find anything already
implemented.
I would like to receive some feedback for implementing such a feature.
What i 've done so far:
cloned from git:
/yum/yum/__init_.py
+137
self.mountreadwrite= False
+216
self.mountReadWrite()
+232
self.mountReadOnly()
+251
def mountReadWrite(self):
p = os.popen('mount -o rw,remount /',"r")
while 1:
line = p.readline()
if not line: break
print line
return;
def mountReadOnly(self):
p = os.popen('mount -o ro,remount /',"r")
while 1:
line = p.readline()
if not line: break
print line
return;
+313
self.preconf.mountreadwrite=mountreadwrite
+353
mountreadwrite= self.preconf.mountreadwrite
+386
if mountreadwrite !=False:
startupconf.mountreadwrite= mountreadwrite
/yum/yum/config.py
+717
mountreadwrite =BoolOption(False)
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what i didn't find so far is the code where yum actually writes the
/etc/yum.conf file for the first time in order to put an option there
too (mountreadwrite).
I am not a python developer but i must say that yum classes are written
in an understandable manner. Qudos.
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