Closed Cajga closed 8 months ago
Hey @Cajga , thanks for this but I would prefer if we don't fix Hook issues in individual actions. I've created https://github.com/tinkerbell/hook/pull/200 that should address this the /dev/null
permissions issue. Once that one lands, would you mind testing Hook?
Hi @jacobweinstock, I fully agree with you. I used this as a quick workaround for us and thought to drop it as a PR. Sure, I can test hook but we are using EKS Anywhere so I will need to test with that. As far as I remember there are some documentation how to do that... I will look it up. (Note, I am in CET so, may take a while)
Hi @jacobweinstock, I fully agree with you. I used this as a quick workaround for us and thought to drop it as a PR. Sure, I can test hook but we are using EKS Anywhere so I will need to test with that. As far as I remember there are some documentation how to do that... I will look it up. (Note, I am in CET so, may take a while)
For sure. Thanks. FYI: https://anywhere.eks.amazonaws.com/docs/getting-started/baremetal/bare-spec/#example-tinkerbelldatacenterconfigspec
Hi @jacobweinstock, I fully agree with you. I used this as a quick workaround for us and thought to drop it as a PR. Sure, I can test hook but we are using EKS Anywhere so I will need to test with that. As far as I remember there are some documentation how to do that... I will look it up. (Note, I am in CET so, may take a while)
For sure. Thanks. FYI: https://anywhere.eks.amazonaws.com/docs/getting-started/baremetal/bare-spec/#example-tinkerbelldatacenterconfigspec
Thanks for the link. Tomorrow, I will test it and get back to the original ticket with the results.
Description
This PR fixes the following problem: https://github.com/tinkerbell/hook/issues/142
When this merged, one can run apt update with cexec on Ubuntu 22.04 with the following CMD_LINE:
Why is this needed
Currently, due to the 0660 /dev/null, apt update cannot run. See details of the issue in the linked ticket.
Fixes: https://github.com/tinkerbell/hook/issues/142
How Has This Been Tested?
I've built a cexec container and successfully installed several packages into an Ubuntu 22.04 in EKS Anywhere bare metal(using tinkerbell).
How are existing users impacted? What migration steps/scripts do we need?
While this may not be the most elegant solution (we possibly should fix hook's kernel to have proper /dev/null permission on devtmpfs mount) it allows tinkerbell/cexec users to run apt (and any other commands that needs user writable /dev/null) in a backwards compatible way (it does not break anything).
Checklist:
I have: