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Expand Provisioning capabilities #905

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ehazlett opened this issue Mar 29, 2015 · 9 comments
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Expand Provisioning capabilities #905

ehazlett opened this issue Mar 29, 2015 · 9 comments
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@ehazlett
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This will enable the provisioning capabilities for other base distributions besides boot2docker and Ubuntu. For example, RedHat like distributions.

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flavio commented Apr 20, 2015

Hi, where is this work being done? I would like to help adding SUSE/openSUSE support.

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@flavio not yet -- i was planning on starting on centos/fedora this week.

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flavio commented May 5, 2015

Any update on this topic?

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ehazlett commented May 5, 2015

@flavio #1090

@jiangshengwu
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Looking forward to CentOS support, and maybe os-release shouldn't be the only way to detect operating system.

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@jiangshengwu what else would you suggest?

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@ehazlett As you've been working on the expanding of provision, maybe you've noticed that some linux release versions don't have os-release. Such as CentOS6.x or 7, but centos-release instead.

Other ways of release version detection can be useful: redhat-release or lsb_release command which is more universal.

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@jiangshengwu ah i see -- thanks -- we'll keep it in mind :)

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Tritlo commented Feb 11, 2016

could we get support for the default AWS Linux?

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