If I understand this correctly, your patch is only loosely related to
the original intention of this bug and the discussion, as it only allows
adding items to the sources.list and thus requires a PPA-site or manual
copying of .deb-files into the VM?
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Please test and comment the following merge request:
https://code.launchpad.net/~cristiklein/ubuntu/precise/vm-builder/lp468809/+merge/161427
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Actually, "--ppa" sounds as complicated as "--mirror" to me. You have to
do (too) much effort to build an ppa first. The workaround proposed by
Nick sounds better in this respect, but still I think that it has the
disadvantage that it is tinkering, because you copy in deb files which -
even when yo
I just discovered the --ppa option. I guess it could solve the OP's use-
case, if he can afford uploading his packages to a PPA.
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Create a custom sources.list.tmpl. debootstrap will warn about missing
GPG key (if your repo is signed), though.
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Actually what you would have to do is:
1/ use the --copy option to copy your deb in the image
2/ use the --execscript to launch a script that
* chroot $1
* dpkg -i
Does not sounds like much tinkering to me, but agree that we could
consider this a wishlist item to allow for a --add-deb optio
Ok - I didn't know this option did exist (the documentation is
incomplete, but this has been already reported). The proposed solution
sounds better than my initial workaround thoughts, but still it sounds
like tinkering. I would have to script copying the files into the
filesystem, chrooting into i
On Mon, Nov 02, 2009 at 08:01:44PM -, Daniel Kulesz wrote:
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> Now when I have a package which is not available in any repository (a
> custom deb), I didn't find a simple way to include it in the built VM,
> except using one of those workarounds I mentioned. I even don't want to
> setup an ow
Exactly! The --addpkg switch just adds packages from the repositories,
which are specified by --mirror. Therefore only debs from official
repositories can be added.
Now when I have a package which is not available in any repository (a
custom deb), I didn't find a simple way to include it in the bu
I think that the reporter suggests to be able to add a custom/local apt
repository and be able to install a debian package from it using the
addpkg option from vmbuilder.
Is that a correct statement?
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It already does this:
--addpkg=PKGInstall PKG into the guest (can be specfied multiple
times).
Regards
chuck
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