- Mar 08, 2018
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Michael Davis authored
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- Mar 07, 2018
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Julien Leduc authored
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- Mar 06, 2018
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Julien Leduc authored
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- Mar 05, 2018
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Steven Murray authored
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Michael Davis authored
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Steven Murray authored
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Michael Davis authored
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Michael Davis authored
Json output is now available by setting the XRootD debug level appropriately
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Michael Davis authored
Integrates XRootD logging
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- Mar 02, 2018
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Steven Murray authored
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Steven Murray authored
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- Mar 01, 2018
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Eric Cano authored
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Eric Cano authored
This should remove the need to call systemctl daemon-reload after package update. Scriptlets found here: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging:Scriptlets
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Eric Cano authored
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- Feb 28, 2018
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Steven Murray authored
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Julien Leduc authored
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Julien Leduc authored
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Julien Leduc authored
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Julien Leduc authored
nothing...
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Julien Leduc authored
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Julien Leduc authored
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Julien Leduc authored
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Julien Leduc authored
Using /EOSOK file to check that eos instance has been launched successfully and not kubectl logs as there is no log with systemd.
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Julien Leduc authored
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Julien Leduc authored
services removed in the previous one. The solution for now is to disable selinux on the host running the containers.
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Julien Leduc authored
systemctl is in a bad state... removing some services according to https://hub.docker.com/r/centos/systemd/~/dockerfile/
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Julien Leduc authored
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Julien Leduc authored
removing cta-cli as it has many dependencies that are breaking systemd start (in network.service startup)
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Julien Leduc authored
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root authored
Indeed if the derived containers are booted with selinux already installed systemd does not work because of different selinux policies on the same file in the container and the host system: ``` [root@ctafrontend ~]# systemctl Failed to get D-Bus connection: Operation not permitted ``` Anyway even if selinux is installed later it is not enabled in the running container...
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Julien Leduc authored
-/usr/sbin/initnone- As I do not want a complex sed query to check for systemd or not, let's solve it in init_pod.sh and express it in CI_CONTEXT variable.
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Julien Leduc authored
/shared/rc.local in case I loose my devbox.
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Julien Leduc authored
out if we are using systemd or not. We just need to check /proc/1/cmdline to get the command that started the container. Now to chose between systemd and no systemd we just need to set `command` key in the pod yaml definition for nosystemd or remove the line to use systemd. Much more straightforward...
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Julien Leduc authored
If CI passes...
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Julien Leduc authored
[skip CI] New versions of kubernetes always pull the latest image, not matter what the PullPolicy is, the solution is to tag this image with a predefined tag. There could be contention here if we are launching 2 buildtree instances simultaneously but anyway, there is already a problem with the tag latest of this image...
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Julien Leduc authored
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Julien Leduc authored
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Julien Leduc authored
-/usr/sbin/initnone- As I do not want a complex sed query to check for systemd or not, let's solve it in init_pod.sh and express it in CI_CONTEXT variable.
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