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When doing a qemu-only slave, there are no need of TFTP.
This patch adds a use_tftp option.
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2019.07
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On my gentoo, using yaml.load now give:
Traceback (most recent call last):
raise RuntimeError("Unsafe load() call disabled by Gentoo. See bug #659348")
RuntimeError: Unsafe load() call disabled by Gentoo. See bug #659348
Note that on recent ubuntu, a warning appears also.
YAMLLoadWarning: calling yaml.load() without Loader=... is deprecated, as the default Loader is unsafe. Please read https://msg.pyyaml.org/load for full details.
This is due to a security risk of using yaml.load()
Since we didnt rely on any behavour provided by load(), let's convert the call to safe_load().
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This patch adds support for the device-type aliases.
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This patch upgrade LAVA to 2019.07 via their official docker images.
Along with the change of the baseimage from our lava-xx-base to official
2019.07, some minor changes are needed:
- Activate the en_US.UTF-8 locale needed for postgresql
- chown to lavaserver all copied device-types
- Fix the start scripts for using the official entrypoints
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Pre 2019.05
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This patch permits to copy configurations files in lava-master/apache2/,
there will be copied over in the /etc/apache2 directory of master.
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The lava-docker infrastructure have now splitted master and slave.
So there are no reason to keep tftp/lava-slave on master.
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The start.sh will now be stored in lava-master.
This will help for migrating to official LAVA docker images
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When a custom way of getting serial is set, we should not defaulting to
ser2net.
This is the case for hsdk which use a spetial console handler via connection_command.
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Install PXE stuff at runtime
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lavalab-gen.py: add localhost to allowed_hosts
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When /var/lib/lava/dispatcher/tmp is a volume (like when using NFS), it
masks all PXE stuff installed during the build.
For preventing this, this patchs made this data installed at runtime.
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The README mentions using localhost in the quickstart guide, but it
doesn't work if only 127.0.0.1 is in that list.
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* 'healtcheck-hosting' of https://github.com/montjoie/lava-docker:
Permit to host healtchecks
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Revert until this can be properly configured.
This reverts commit e83393eab386fadc2bc6dab79cde3ff8d619a54d.
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This patch adds an optional container which host healthchecks images.
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WIP: Travis CI for KernelCI-lava
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Fix 2019.03
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Since bind_dev could be set to false, just testing its presence is
wrong.
This patch made lavalab-gen.py check its value.
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The NFS code produce a working docker-compose.yml but this file is
dumped before this modification.
This patch moves the docker-compose.yml dump after last modifications of
the dockcomp variable.
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Enabling TAP devices is global to a whole worker.
So having the flag on devices is wrong.
This patchs move the flag "tap" at worker level.
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Enhance 2019.03 2
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This patchs adds a new flag "lava-coordinator" for slave which enables
the generation of a lava-coordinator.conf file.
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Like for health-checks, device-types must be owned by lavaserver
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Enhance 2019.03
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This patch permit to adds extra devices (like a USB relay) in the slave
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Currently arm64 workers need to modify at hand the from in the
dockerfile for using arm64 images.
This patch automate this;
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This patch adds an helper for doing NFS jobs
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This patch adds an example on how to uses PXE with lava-docker.
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lava-slave: Install git for checkout tests
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When checkouting tests, git is necessary.
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Support 2019.03
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Lava patch which contains device-type changes are ignored since final
device-types are already in /etc/lava-server/device-types/
So for fixing this, we apply lava-patch before device-type patch and
synchronize them.
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biosdisk is not provided in default install and is not used, remove it.
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Since 2019.03 is ready, use it
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Since 2019.03 , ALLOWED_HOSTS is mandatory in settings.conf.
Without it all requests are denied with code 500.
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The package grub-efi-amd64-bin is only availlable on amd64.
Installing it on arm64 lead to a build failure.
This patch permits to install it even on arm64
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The current way to add patchs is non-determinist and could lead to
failure to build.
This patch made the order determinist by using sort
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For limiting size of docker images, do not install recommended packages
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LAVA has changed its repository location.
Furthermore, it is now accessible via https which need additionnal
package to use it.
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LAVA 2019.03 needs python3-junit.xml from stretch-backports.
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lava-slave: support PXE boot
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This patch adds support for booting from PXE
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