Hello
I m using debian live to build a live system with a mysql server
instance. I d like to install at build time some packages which require
an online mysql instance to install their database (with dbconfig).
It seems that services cannot be started (due to /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d)
in chroot and then the dbconfig stuff fails because no mysqld is running.
So I thought first to create a hook script to start mysql (at this
moment it looks like /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d doesn't prevent anymore to
run services in chroot), and call dpkg-reconfigure on these packages.
But it seems that some mounts (/proc if i m not wrong, at least) are
missing when the hooks scripts are launched, so I m afraid that my hook
scripts will finish to be a dirty hack. (mount /proc, create missing
symlinks for mysql if needed, start mysql, dpkg-reconfigure, stop mysql
and clean the environment...)
So, have you some advices to install this type of packages at build time
? Is the hook script the only way to achieve this (in the current state
of debian live) ?
Thanks for your help
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