enrico.scholz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx said: > 1. create an own repository with a package like > http://ensc.de/fedora/fedora-usermgmt-my.spec > 2. make this repository known to Anaconda (sorry, I do not know how to > do this but afair, Fedora Extras should be supported at installtime > so it should be possible to add additional repositories somehow). > 3. among all the other packages, select a package from Fedora Extras > which is using fedora-usermgmt bugs.michael@xxxxxxx said: > A package in your installation source which satisfies the requirement > "Requires: setup (fedora-usermgmt)" of the fedora-usermgmt tools package, can > override the default fedora-usermgmt-setup placeholder package to install a > customised configuration before any scriptlet runs fedora-useradd. Ok. So I need to setup my own repo, create one customized package in there, and then install (and hope I get it right...). And Michael says it's easier and less tiresome than setting up a minimal system, configuring fedora-usermgmt, and then install the rest... I have a hard time believing a home user will find it so much easier. And when you need to install many machines, making a golden and cloning it is easy enough too, there even are tools to do it (e.g., system imager). Look, if you can convince FESCO to make fedora-useradd mandatory for FE packages I'll follow the rule, but I'd much rather you spend your energy getting the appropriate functionality upstream in shadow-utils... Have a nice week-end. Cheers, Christian -- fedora-extras-list mailing list fedora-extras-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-extras-list
