Your message dated Sat, 14 Oct 2006 02:34:02 +1000
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and subject line Bug#392799: Having the need to have "/proc" mounted in
postinst halts installations in chroots, hence in debian-live.
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Package: apache2
Hello,
as subject says, in postinst the looking for presency of mounted "/proc" could
be a nice improvements for this package, otherwise could not be installed in
chroots without /proc mounted, and since debian-live should not mount /proc
because could leave with a chroot where proc could not be umounted, here it
is why I filed this bug.
Furthermore this is a nice package that should be available in standard
debian-live images, and etch is approaching :-)
Thanks for your patience, best regards.
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Marco Amadori wrote:
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> as subject says, in postinst the looking for presency of mounted "/proc"
> could
> be a nice improvements for this package, otherwise could not be installed in
> chroots without /proc mounted, and since debian-live should not mount /proc
> because could leave with a chroot where proc could not be umounted, here it
> is why I filed this bug.
This is a bug in debian-live, then, not in apache. As a man who,
incidentally, writes livecd-building scripts for a living, I can tell
you that it's not rocket science to get /proc mounted in your target
chroot while installing packages and then, y'know, unmount it when
you're done.
If you're concerned about the build script dying and leaving things
mounted in the chroot, I've heard talk of shell functions like "trap"...
I'm sure that if a moron like me can figure out how it works, a
sufficiently clever person can probably do so as well.
... Adam
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