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Update the hackuname function

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There are currently 2 different ways that uname is being faked;
combine both use cases.  Use the kernelver provided by the user
instead of attempting to detect it
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Matt Ezell
2016-10-11 13:44:19 -04:00
parent aa7c5c7a78
commit 407aac96f9
1 changed files with 27 additions and 33 deletions
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@@ -467,7 +467,7 @@ unless ($onlyinitrd) {
# }
# Hack uname when deal otherpkgs
use_hackuname();
use_hackuname($arch, $kernelver);
use_devnull();
@@ -713,31 +713,7 @@ unless ($imagename) {
if ($postinstall_filename) {
#For Mellonax IB script. In diskless image, the uname -r not returning the rootimg level,
#because the "uname -r" only returns the version of the kernel in use
#create a temporary uname script. for every flag except for -r, it should just call the real
#uname with the same flags and return that info.
if (!(-e "$rootimg_dir/bin/orig_uname")) {
system("mv $rootimg_dir/bin/uname $rootimg_dir/bin/orig_uname");
}
my $tmpuname;
open($tmpuname, ">", "$rootimg_dir/bin/uname");
print $tmpuname <<EOS_UNAME;
#!/bin/sh
if [[ \$\# -eq 1 && \$1 == "-r" ]]; then
echo $kernelver
exit 0
fi
res=`/bin/orig_uname \$\*`
echo \$res
EOS_UNAME
close($tmpuname);
system("chmod +x $rootimg_dir/bin/uname");
use_hackuname($arch, $kernelver);
$updates{'postinstall'} = $postinstall_filename if ($tempfile);
@@ -756,12 +732,14 @@ EOS_UNAME
foreach my $postinstall (split /,/, $postinstall_filename) {
if (!-x $postinstall) {
print "postinstall script $postinstall is not executable\n";
unuse_hackuname();
exit 1;
}
my $rc = system($postinstall, $rootimg_dir, $osver, $arch, $profile);
if ($rc) {
print "postinstall script $postinstall failed\n";
unuse_hackuname();
exit 1;
}
}
@@ -769,9 +747,7 @@ EOS_UNAME
#delete the osimage attributes from environment variable
delete @ENV{qw(IMG_ARCH IMG_NAME IMG_OSVER IMG_PROFILE IMG_PKGLIST IMG_PKGDIR IMG_OTHERPKGLIST IMG_OTHERPKGDIR IMG_ROOTIMGDIR)};
# restore the orig uname
system("mv $rootimg_dir/bin/orig_uname $rootimg_dir/bin/uname");
unuse_hackuname();
}
# all the attributes have been gathered
@@ -2303,8 +2279,14 @@ sub use_devnull {
}
}
#To hack the uname, same function with the one in ubuntu genimage
# Hack uname functions to match what's installed in the rootimg
# instead of what's running on the management node.
# Needed for some RPMs, especially kernel modules via DKMS.
# Make sure to restore the original uname with unuse_hackuname()
sub use_hackuname {
my $arch = shift;
my $kernelver = shift;
unless (-e "$rootimg_dir/bin/uname-binary") {
if (-e -x "$rootimg_dir/bin/uname") {
move("$rootimg_dir/bin/uname", "$rootimg_dir/bin/uname-binary");
@@ -2316,18 +2298,30 @@ sub use_hackuname {
print $unamefile <<UNAME_FILE;
#!/bin/bash
case "\$1" in
ARCH=$arch
KERNELVER=$kernelver
case "\$1" in
"-m")
ARCH=\"\$(dpkg --print-architecture 2>/dev/null || rpm -q kernel-\$(\"\$0\" -r) --qf '%{arch}' 2>/dev/null)\"
if [ -z "$ARCH" ]; then
ARCH=\"\$(dpkg --print-architecture 2>/dev/null || rpm -q kernel-\$(\"\$0\" -r) --qf '%{arch}' 2>/dev/null)\"
fi
case "\$ARCH" in
"amd64") ARCH="x86_64" ;;
"ppc64el") ARCH="ppc64le" ;;
esac
echo "\$ARCH" ;;
"-r")
cd /lib/modules && for d in * ; do : ; done && echo \$d ;;
if [ -n "$KERNELVER" ]; then
echo $KERNELVER
else
for d in \$(ls /lib/modules | sort -V) ; do : ; done && echo \$d
fi
;;
"-s"|"")
echo "Linux";;
*)
/bin/uname-binary \$1;;
esac
exit 0