On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 08:53:23AM -0500, David A. Marlin wrote: > > I need to pull in a couple of files when composing an image using > livemedia-creator (F17). I've included the following in the %post > section of my kickstart file: > > ------------------------------------------ > pushd /boot > wget "http://intranet.ges.redhat.com/es/arm/vexpress/boot-vexpress"; > wget "http://intranet.ges.redhat.com/es/arm/vexpress/boot-vexpress+x"; > popd > ------------------------------------------ > > > but the files are not included in the resulting image, and I see the > following errors in the program.log: > > ------------------------------------------ > 08:37:45,095 INFO program: Running... /bin/sh /tmp/ks-script-HxP_dS > 08:37:45,129 INFO program: /boot / > 08:37:45,138 ERR program: --2012-10-11 08:37:45-- > http://intranet.ges.redhat.com/es/arm/vexpress/boot-vexpress > 08:37:45,141 ERR program: Resolving intranet.ges.redhat.com... > failed: Name or service not known. > 08:37:45,144 ERR program: wget: unable to resolve host address > 'intranet.ges.redhat.com' > 08:37:45,152 ERR program: --2012-10-11 08:37:45-- > http://intranet.ges.redhat.com/es/arm/vexpress/boot-vexpress+x > 08:37:45,155 ERR program: Resolving intranet.ges.redhat.com... > failed: Name or service not known. > 08:37:45,155 ERR program: wget: unable to resolve host address > 'intranet.ges.redhat.com' > 08:37:45,156 INFO program: / > ------------------------------------------ > > > I have successfully used wget in kickstart files from anaconda in > the past. Both 'wget' commands succeed when run from command line > on the build host. > > Should this be expected to work from livemedia-creator? If not, is > there another recommended method that will pull in files from a URL? https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda/Kickstart#Chapter_5._Post-installation_Script Looks like you're having dns lookup problems, probably because the virt being used for the install isn't on the VPN. Or /etc/resolv.conf isn't setup in the chroot environment. In --novirt mode anaconda is running on the host so it might have access to the VPN. %post --nochroot is a possibility, but you then have to be very careful not to screw up the host system. eg. the path to /boot will be /mnt/sysimage/boot/ -- Brian C. Lane | Anaconda Team | IRC: bcl #anaconda | Port Orchard, WA (PST8PDT)
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