Open kshtsk opened 3 years ago
Yep, this would be a welcome improvement. However, if you have the qcow2 image already on your filesystem, you can point ROOKCHECK_LIBVIRT__IMAGE to it and it should use that rather then fetching from http.
Yep, this would be a welcome improvement. However, if you have the qcow2 image already on your filesystem, you can point ROOKCHECK_LIBVIRT__IMAGE to it and it should use that rather then fetching from http.
Thanks, but I knew that.
Rookcheck does not cache big image files while trying to download them, it is waste of traffic and time. For example, given we have this log:
Before actually download it would be great to check digest of the file if possible:
Any from md5, sha, and sha-256 can be used.
Just for illustration:
and