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Arch Linux: install net-tools and openssh #1722
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Both packages are required. net-tools provides netstat
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tested this on voxpupuli/puppet-nginx#1492 |
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I'm not strictly opposed to this, but I'd like to rant about something.
Right now these are only installed using SSH so installing SSH over SSH doesn't make sense. beaker-docker is in a weird state that it mostly duplicates this, but Arch reuses it. In #1718 I started an effort to make this easier to reuse. That's where I'd like to end up.
With that in mind, 👍
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ module HostPrebuiltSteps | |||
UNIX_PACKAGES = ['curl', 'ntpdate'] | |||
FREEBSD_PACKAGES = ['curl', 'perl5|perl'] | |||
OPENBSD_PACKAGES = ['curl'] | |||
ARCHLINUX_PACKAGES = ['curl', 'ntp'] | |||
ARCHLINUX_PACKAGES = ['curl', 'ntp', 'net-tools', 'openssh'] |
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Btw, normally net-tools is only installed via beaker-hostgenerator (see https://github.com/voxpupuli/beaker-hostgenerator/blob/master/lib/beaker-hostgenerator/data.rb). Beaker itself doesn't need net-tools and I already explained why openssh here doesn't make a lot of sense.
Both packages are required. net-tools provides netstat