This does not work. I'm using lxc config set $container user.user_data
"apt_preserve_sources_list: true" and my sources.list is still being
overwritten. BTW what kind of insane idea is this?
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FWIW a simple workaround is:
$ lxc config set $container user.user_data "apt_preserve_sources_list:
true"
Add that to a profile or pass to a `lxc launch` command and your
sources.list will be preserved.
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I've also filed bug #1585307 to track the fact that you can't do this on
a simple `lxc copy`.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1579981
Title:
LXD overwrites /etc/apt/sources.list
Hi guys,
so I've just talked with smoser, and he points out,
2016-05-24 09:06:47 smoser tych0, doesn't the file they pasted say exactly
waht to do ?
2016-05-24 09:07:00 smoser ## Note, this file is written by cloud-init on
first boot of an instance
2016-05-24 09:07:01 smoser ##
LXD has no such logic. Currently the Ubuntu Cloud images are configured
in such a way that a container copy is considered as new instance
creation which triggers cloud-init.
This was done at the recommendation of the cloud-init maintainer so I'm
re-assigning this bug to cloud-init to either have
