On Jul 5, 2017, at 1:22 AM, Remy Leone wrote:
> 1°) I'm not sure when I run a shell inside this container I see that /_usr is
> empty. This folder is probably created with docker for docker related
> purposes.
>
> 2°) /_usr appears to be empty when I'm running a simple shell inside the
> cont
1°) I'm not sure when I run a shell inside this container I see that /_usr
is empty. This folder is probably created with docker for docker related
purposes.
2°) /_usr appears to be empty when I'm running a simple shell inside the
container
3°) I'm not sure but the previous part of the compilatio
On Jul 5, 2017, at 12:41 AM, Remy Leone wrote:
> "In file included from iface_monitor.c:55:0:",
> "/_usr/include/net/if.h:129:0: error: \"IFNAMSIZ\" redefined
> [-Werror]",
1) Why is there a /_usr directory?
2) Is it different from /usr, or is /_usr/include the same as /usr/inc
Hello,
I've prepared a little archive to reproduce my issue:
leone.iiens.net/reproduce_wireshark.zip
install ansible-container prior to this:
python -m pip install ansible-container
then you can run:
ansible-container --debug build --roles-path ansible/roles
You have to have docker installed to
On Jul 4, 2017, at 6:55 AM, Remy Leone wrote:
> I would like to know if there is a script/cookbook documented somewhere where
> I can see the exact set of commands that are launched to make a ubuntu
> buildbot slave?
I would like to know what the exact set of commands were that you used to
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Hello,
I would like to know if there is a script/cookbook documented somewhere
where I can see the exact set of commands that are launched to make a
ubuntu buildbot slave?
I'm trying to compile wireshark from an ubuntu container but it keeps
failing even if I'm using:
./tools/debian-setup.sh --in
