- Handle /run/resolvconf/resolv.conf explicitly rather than mounting all of
/run. If /run exists then systemd will dynamically create /run/user/uid
tmpfs mounts inside the chroot which mksandbox is unable to unmount.
- Only copy $kernel if it exists, fixes warning on OSX 10.10 which moves
the kernel location to a directory we already mount, noted by J. Lewis
Muir on pkgsrc-users.
- Add NO_CHECKSUM=yes to appease pkglint.
- Add /usr/sfw to SunOS mount dirs, required for certain binaries on
newer releases.
- Mount proper instances of /dev and /dev/fd on SunOS rather than relying
on devfsadm and ucblinks, the latter of which does not exist on newer
releases.
- Do not create /var/games if the games user does not exist.
* Mount /proc read-write on Linux, it appears to be required for e.g.
groupadd to function correctly.
* Add new --rodirs and --rwdirs options, which allow arbitrary lists
of directories to be mounted appropriately inside the chroot.
* Add --without-pkgsrc which prevents the default pkgsrc directories
from being mounted.
This allows mksandbox to be easily used for chrooted pbulk setups, using
a simple invocation such as:
mksandbox --without-pkgsrc --rodirs=/usr/pbulk --rwdirs=/shared /chroot
A small shell script to set up a sandbox (usually for a pkgsrc bulk
build), using null mounts.
The file lived in pkgsrc/mk/bulk/mksandbox, but is worthy of its own
package IMHO. New: with manpage.
