Closed dlangille closed 3 years ago
I disagree with the approach, pkg should not hardcode anything related to poudriere. another approach should be found which is more generic
after even more thinking, I don't think it is up to pkg to solve this problem, but up to the administrator to ensure those jails are not taken in account. The right way to do it is via how pkg_jails variable is built.
FYI, since I moved poudriere into its own jail, this issue no longer concerns me. Thank you though, the pkg_jails
variable is a good idea.
see https://github.com/freebsd/pkg/pull/1749
If poudriere is running, 410.pkg-audit will audit it. This is not logical.
Notice that 'Database fetched' output ceases after first vuln package is located. see #1747 for fix
The above is the last 'real' jail.
How we start in with poudriere jails I am not sure how to detect a poudriere jail.. except perhaps via jls -v, which mentions poudriere:
The output continues: