On 07/23/2012 07:19 PM, dutchguy69 wrote:
So far I have used custom user scripts via the <source> tag within my autoyast profile. When I was browsing the autoYast documentation I noticed that it is also possible to use the <location> tag instead which makes everything a bit cleaner from my perspective.
Made the required changes and did some tests. Works fine for pre, post and init scripts. Having issues with chroot and post partition one.
Although the creation of post and init scripts during the autoyast run is logged within the y2log I do not see much for the others.
Using <location> tag for chroot does not work, no error in the y2log. When I revert back to <source> method for this it is fine and works.
The post partitioning one doesn't work in both situations. Again no errors that I can find on this. Had not used this one before within my processing.
I'm running this inside of a virtual box VM and the overall profile is combined via rules. The final profile used for the build looks fine to me though. The scripts that I reference within the <location> tag are all within the same area with same permissions so obviously they are all available. They are available via NFS
<init-scripts config:type="list"> <script> <debug config:type="boolean">true</debug> <filename>_init.sh</filename> <interpreter>shell</interpreter> <location>nfs://xx.xx.xx.xx/data/linux/autoYast/init.sh</location> <notification>Please wait while init.sh script is running...</notification> </script> </init-scripts>
This is on an 12.1 install, but I do not believe that matters as I can only see references to v11 as to when these options seem to have been added to autoyast.
Is anyone using this mechanism and if so does it work for you. I'm expecting that the same mechanism is used internally in autoyast for the processing of these scripts so quite surprised one works where the other doesn't.
I'm running a number of scripts, either by ftp location or source. - postpartitioning: <location>, to create a fixed group id - chroot: <source> insert autoyast and sshd; not sure this is necessary or even works atm; doesn't hurt, however - post: 1x source, 4x script (mail, backup etc. settings) - init: 1x source (zypper usage), 1 x script sshfs setup for location I only give location and filename tags, e.g. <script> <location>ftp://192.168.27.34/my-mail-settings.sh</location> <filename>my-mail-settings.sh</filename> </script> logfiles for everything except the postpartitioning script are in /var/adm/autoinstall/logs -- i verified the postpartitioning script works. Two things I'd check first is, does ftp instead of nfs work for you? Does the <filename> have to begin with an underscore? Best regards Robert -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-autoinstall+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-autoinstall+owner@opensuse.org