I need to deploy some config files, e.g., .ssh config, key file etc, to
container. I can copy the files to the absolute path in container, e.g.,
/usr/local/containers/base/rootfs/root/.ssh/
The problem is that, I have to change the owner and permission of the files
manually. I'm wondering if there
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> Greetings, LXC users mailing-list!
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> >> > What about packing the files with e.g. cpio on the host and injecting
> >> > them
> via
> >> > pipe to ns-attached cpio-process running in guest scope.
> >>
> >> > Th
Greetings, LXC users mailing-list!
>> > What about packing the files with e.g. cpio on the host and injecting them
>> > via
>> > pipe to ns-attached cpio-process running in guest scope.
>>
>> > This also works around guest to host privilege escalation if malicious
>> > guest
>> > content moves a
Hello Andrey,
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> Greetings, Fiedler Roman.
>
> Monday, April 27, 2015, 09:14:26 you wrote:
>
> >> This seems to be the perfect solution, I can just copy over to the path
> >> like
> >> proc/12423/root/usr/local,
Greetings, Fiedler Roman.
Monday, April 27, 2015, 09:14:26 you wrote:
I need to deploy some config files, e.g., .ssh config, key file etc, to
container. I can copy the files to the absolute path in container, e.g.,
/usr/local/containers/base/rootfs/root/.ssh/
The prob
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> Hi Andrey,
>
> This seems to be the perfect solution, I can just copy over to the path like
> proc/12423/root/usr/local, without worrying about snapshot clone uses
> delta0, rather than root in the container fol
Hi Andrey,
This seems to be the perfect solution, I can just copy over to the path
like proc/12423/root/usr/local, without worrying about snapshot clone uses
delta0, rather than root in the container folder. After I moved the file, I
still need to update the file permissions and ownership though.
Drake Wilson wrote:
> #!/bin/sh
> n=$1; shift
> exec lxc-attach -n "$1" ${1+-- "$@"}
Blech, I meant
exec lxc-attach -n "$n" ${1+-- "$@"}
of course. Woops.
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Dan Shi wrote:
> OK, I got scp working, it's actually quite straight forward.
> Just wondering if there is other option that doesn't need container's IP?
> i.e., only need container's name. That way the container doesn't need network
> access.
So, you can't do that _too_ straightforwardly with SS
Greetings, Dan Shi.
Saturday, April 25, 2015, 00:37:27 you wrote:
DS> I need to deploy some config files, e.g., .ssh config, key file etc, to
DS> container. I can copy the files to the absolute path in container, e.g.,
DS> /usr/local/containers/base/rootfs/root/.ssh/
DS> The problem is that,
OK, I got scp working, it's actually quite straight forward. Just wondering
if there is other option that doesn't need container's IP? i.e., only need
container's name. That way the container doesn't need network access.
Thanks,
Dan
On Fri, Apr 24, 2015 at 2:37 PM, Dan Shi wrote:
> I need to de
I need to deploy some config files, e.g., .ssh config, key file etc, to
container. I can copy the files to the absolute path in container, e.g.,
/usr/local/containers/base/rootfs/root/.ssh/
The problem is that, I have to change the owner and permission of the files
manually. I'm wondering if there
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