Re: schroot mounting directory from host

[Jeff]

Hi Roger,

On 19/01/2021 20:18, Roger Leigh wrote:
This is a standard schroot feature—enable a bind mount in the schroot 
configuration.  Look at the different “profiles” in /etc/schroot. 
  You’ll see bind mounting used for the “desktop” profile.  You’ll want 
to copy that for the “sbuild”/“buildd” profile in use with your sbuild 
commands.  Add a bind mount for the build directory, and you should be 
able to see the same location on both the host and in the chroot.


You can have multiple “profiles” and multiple chroot configurations. 
  You could create different ones for use with sbuild, and choose the 
one you want when running sbuild.


That was the information I needed. I was able to locate the bug.

Thanks for the explanation and your time

Regards

Jeff



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Bug #892326 [src:herisvm] herisvm: tests fail
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> It does not seem to be functional, it is abandoned by the upstream since 2019,
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> without documentation that explains to its user how to use the provided
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> resources and the tests with autopkgtest and upstream tests failed.
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> Still with Salsa-CI, it reaches 50% of coverage with some Lintian errors
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> as well. I think it is appropriate to remove it in testing, after the tests 
> have
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