On 9 September 2017 at 16:25, Andrew Wong <andrew.kw.w@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Perhaps another option would be to avoid using mount/umount for iso entirely, and use something like "isoinfo" to extract the kernel, initrd, and any other files. This would probably involve a lot more code changes, and require the "isoinfo" command to be available.
I'd appreciate this capability. We've got quite a heavily customised setup for our rack, and about the only thing that still needs sudo on the host rather than group membership is installing a Linux guest. It'd feel tidier to get rid of that as well, as I'm never *entirely* certain about the attack surface of virt-tools.
Does anyone have a feel for how difficult this is likely to be, and whether it's sensible for a newcomer to the codebase to try?
Cheers,
- Peter
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