fai-cd: Is there a cache ?

[TOUZEAU DAVID]

The fai-cd version is fai-cd 3.3

FAI_CONFIGDIR=/srv/fai/config


here it is the ouptout:

debian4r1:~# fai-cd -m /home/mirror -f /home/artica-1.1.050713.iso
Bind mounting all required parts
NFSROOT /srv/fai/nfsroot/live/filesystem.dir mounted
Config space /srv/fai/config mounted
Mirror /home/mirror mounted
Writing FAI CD-ROM image to /home/artica-1.1.050713.iso. This may need 
some time.
re-directing all messages to /dev/null
ISO image size and filename: 724M       /home/artica-1.1.050713.iso

Did you specify -C?
I didn't find any -C on the man page... how this token works ???

best regards



Thomas Lange a écrit :
>>>>>> On Wed, 07 May 2008 14:09:06 +0200, TOUZEAU DAVID <david.touzeau at fr.kaspersky.com> said:
>>>>>>             
>
>     > I have put some files in config/files/ directory in order to install 
>     > them during CD installation.
>
>     > ex:
>
>     > /config/files/home/mydir/file.tar.gz/DEFAULT
>     > /config/files/home/mydir/file2.tar.gz/DEFAULT
>
>
>     > sometimes i need to make updates of this files
>     > i replace them in the same folder /config/files/home/mydir/file2.tar.gz
>
>     > in each time i update files, i launch
>     > fai-cd -m /home/mirror -f -v /home/myiso.iso
>
>     > but i don't understand why after installing the system, files updates 
>     > inside  config/files directories are not updated.
>     > Is there a cache created ?
> No, there's no cache. The config space which will be put on the CD it
> taken from FAI_CONFIGDIR. Which version of fai-cd re you using? Did
> you specify -C? There was a bug closed recently which may be related
> to your problem. bug nr.: #475250
>
> If not, please proved some output of your fai-cd run. You should see a
> message like this in it:
>
> Config space /etc/fai mounted
>
>   

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