Python util.getSysroot函数代码示例

    def prepare_mount_targets(self, storage):
        """ Prepare the ostree root """
        ostreesetup = self.data.ostreesetup

        # Currently, blivet sets up mounts in the physical root.
        # We used to unmount them and remount them in the sysroot, but
        # since 664ef7b43f9102aa9332d0db5b7d13f8ece436f0 we now just set up
        # bind mounts.

        # Make /usr readonly like ostree does at runtime normally
        self._setup_internal_bindmount('/usr', bind_ro=True, src_physical=False)

        # Explicitly do API mounts; some of these may be tracked by blivet, but
        # we'll skip them below.
        api_mounts = ["/dev", "/proc", "/run", "/sys"]
        for path in api_mounts:
            self._setup_internal_bindmount(path)

        # Handle /var; if the admin didn't specify a mount for /var, we need
        # to do the default ostree one.
        # https://github.com/ostreedev/ostree/issues/855
        var_root = '/ostree/deploy/' + ostreesetup.osname + '/var'
        if storage.mountpoints.get("/var") is None:
            self._setup_internal_bindmount(var_root, dest='/var', recurse=False)
        else:
            # Otherwise, bind it
            self._setup_internal_bindmount('/var', recurse=False)

        # Now that we have /var, start filling in any directories that may be
        # required later there. We explicitly make /var/lib, since
        # systemd-tmpfiles doesn't have a --prefix-only=/var/lib. We rely on
        # 80-setfilecons.ks to set the label correctly.
        util.mkdirChain(util.getSysroot() + '/var/lib')
        # Next, run tmpfiles to make subdirectories of /var. We need this for
        # both mounts like /home (really /var/home) and %post scripts might
        # want to write to e.g. `/srv`, `/root`, `/usr/local`, etc. The
        # /var/lib/rpm symlink is also critical for having e.g. `rpm -qa` work
        # in %post. We don't iterate *all* tmpfiles because we don't have the
        # matching NSS configuration inside Anaconda, and we can't "chroot" to
        # get it because that would require mounting the API filesystems in the
        # target.
        for varsubdir in ('home', 'roothome', 'lib/rpm', 'opt', 'srv',
                          'usrlocal', 'mnt', 'media', 'spool', 'spool/mail'):
            self._safe_exec_with_redirect("systemd-tmpfiles",
                                          ["--create", "--boot", "--root=" + util.getSysroot(),
                                           "--prefix=/var/" + varsubdir])

        # Handle mounts like /boot (except avoid /boot/efi; we just need the
        # toplevel), and any admin-specified points like /home (really
        # /var/home). Note we already handled /var above. Avoid recursion since
        # sub-mounts will be in the list too.  We sort by length as a crude
        # hack to try to simulate the tree relationship; it looks like this
        # is handled in blivet in a different way.
        for mount in sorted(storage.mountpoints, key=len):
            if mount in ('/', '/var') or mount in api_mounts:
                continue
            self._setup_internal_bindmount(mount, recurse=False)

        # And finally, do a nonrecursive bind for the sysroot
        self._setup_internal_bindmount("/", dest="/sysroot", recurse=False)

def setup_kexec():
    """ Setup kexec to use the new kernel and default bootloader entry

        This uses grubby to determine the bootloader arguments from the default entry,
        and then sets up kexec so that reboot will use the new kernel and initrd instead
        of doing a full reboot.

        .. note::
            Once kexec is called there is nothing else to do, the reboot code already handles
            having kexec setup.
    """
    try:
        boot_info = run_grubby()
    except GrubbyInfoError:
        # grubby couldn't find a default entry, use the first one instead
        try:
            boot_info = run_grubby(["--info", "ALL"])
        except GrubbyInfoError:
            # Grubby can't get the bootloader's info, kexec won't work.
            log.error("kexec reboot setup failed, grubby could not get bootloader info.")
            return

    # Copy the kernel and initrd to /tmp/
    shutil.copy2(getSysroot() + boot_info.kernel, "/tmp/vmlinuz-kexec-reboot")
    shutil.copy2(getSysroot() + boot_info.initrd, "/tmp/initrd-kexec-reboot")

    append = "root=%s %s" % (boot_info.root, boot_info.args)
    args = ["--initrd", "/tmp/initrd-kexec-reboot", "--append", append, "-l", "/tmp/vmlinuz-kexec-reboot"]
    try:
        rc = execWithRedirect("kexec", args)
    except OSError as e:
        log.error("setup_kexec failed: %s", e)
    if rc != 0:
        log.error("setup_kexec failed with rc=%d: See program.log for output", rc)

    def write_defaults(self):
        defaults_file = "%s%s" % (util.getSysroot(), self.defaults_file)
        defaults = open(defaults_file, "w+")
        defaults.write("GRUB_TIMEOUT=%d\n" % self.timeout)
        defaults.write("GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR=\"$(sed 's, release .*$,,g' /etc/system-release)\"\n")
        defaults.write("GRUB_DEFAULT=saved\n")
        defaults.write("GRUB_DISABLE_SUBMENU=true\n")
        if self.console and self.has_serial_console:
            defaults.write("GRUB_TERMINAL=\"serial console\"\n")
            defaults.write("GRUB_SERIAL_COMMAND=\"%s\"\n" % self.serial_command)
        else:
            defaults.write("GRUB_TERMINAL_OUTPUT=\"%s\"\n" % self.terminal_type)

        # this is going to cause problems for systems containing multiple
        # linux installations or even multiple boot entries with different
        # boot arguments
        log.info("bootloader.py: used boot args: %s ", self.boot_args)
        defaults.write("GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=\"%s\"\n" % self.boot_args)
        defaults.write("GRUB_DISABLE_RECOVERY=\"true\"\n")
        #defaults.write("GRUB_THEME=\"/boot/grub2/themes/system/theme.txt\"\n")

        if self.use_bls and os.path.exists(util.getSysroot() + "/usr/sbin/new-kernel-pkg"):
            log.warning("BLS support disabled due new-kernel-pkg being present")
            self.use_bls = False

        if self.use_bls:
            defaults.write("GRUB_ENABLE_BLSCFG=true\n")
        defaults.close()

    def execute(self):
        unit_name = "initial-setup.service"
        services_proxy = SERVICES.get_proxy()
        setup_on_boot = services_proxy.SetupOnBoot

        if setup_on_boot == SETUP_ON_BOOT_DISABLED:
            log.debug("The %s service will be disabled.", unit_name)
            util.disable_service(unit_name)
            # Also tell the screen access manager, so that the fact that post installation tools
            # should be disabled propagates to the user interaction config file.
            screen_access.sam.post_install_tools_disabled = True
            return

        if not os.path.exists(os.path.join(util.getSysroot(), "lib/systemd/system/", unit_name)):
            log.debug("The %s service will not be started on first boot, because "
                      "it's unit file is not installed.", unit_name)
            return

        if setup_on_boot == SETUP_ON_BOOT_RECONFIG:
            log.debug("The %s service will run in the reconfiguration mode.", unit_name)
            # write the reconfig trigger file
            f = open(os.path.join(util.getSysroot(), "etc/reconfigSys"), "w+")
            f.close()

        log.debug("The %s service will be enabled.", unit_name)
        util.enable_service(unit_name)

    def _set_default_boot_target(self):
        """Set the default systemd target for the system."""
        if not os.path.exists(util.getSysroot() + "/etc/systemd/system"):
            log.error("systemd is not installed -- can't set default target")
            return

        # If the target was already set, we don't have to continue.
        services_proxy = SERVICES.get_proxy()
        if services_proxy.DefaultTarget:
            log.debug("The default target is already set.")
            return

        try:
            import rpm
        except ImportError:
            log.info("failed to import rpm -- not adjusting default runlevel")
        else:
            ts = rpm.TransactionSet(util.getSysroot())

            # XXX one day this might need to account for anaconda's display mode
            if ts.dbMatch("provides", 'service(graphical-login)').count() and \
               not flags.usevnc:
                # We only manipulate the ksdata.  The symlink is made later
                # during the config write out.
                services_proxy.SetDefaultTarget(GRAPHICAL_TARGET)
            else:
                services_proxy.SetDefaultTarget(TEXT_ONLY_TARGET)

    def update_bls_args(self, image, args):
        machine_id_path = util.getSysroot() + "/etc/machine-id"
        if not os.access(machine_id_path, os.R_OK):
            log.error("failed to read machine-id file")
            return

        with open(machine_id_path, "r") as fd:
            machine_id = fd.readline().strip()

        bls_dir = "%s%s/loader/entries/" % (util.getSysroot(), self.boot_dir)

        if image.kernel == "vmlinuz-0-rescue-" + machine_id:
            bls_path = "%s%s-0-rescue.conf" % (bls_dir, machine_id)
        else:
            bls_path = "%s%s-%s.conf" % (bls_dir, machine_id, image.version)

        if not os.access(bls_path, os.W_OK):
            log.error("failed to update boot args in BLS file %s", bls_path)
            return

        with open(bls_path, "r") as bls:
            lines = bls.readlines()
            for i, line in enumerate(lines):
                if line.startswith("options "):
                    lines[i] = "options %s\n" % (args)

        with open(bls_path, "w") as bls:
            bls.writelines(lines)

    def mount_root(self, root):
        """Mounts selected root and runs scripts."""
        # mount root fs
        try:
            mount_existing_system(self._storage.fsset, root.device, read_only=self.ro)
            log.info("System has been mounted under: %s", util.getSysroot())
        except StorageError as e:
            log.error("Mounting system under %s failed: %s", util.getSysroot(), e)
            self.status = RescueModeStatus.MOUNT_FAILED
            return False

        # turn on swap
        if not conf.target.is_image or not self.ro:
            try:
                self._storage.turn_on_swap()
            except StorageError:
                log.error("Error enabling swap.")

        # turn on selinux also
        if conf.security.selinux:
            # we have to catch the possible exception, because we
            # support read-only mounting
            try:
                fd = open("%s/.autorelabel" % util.getSysroot(), "w+")
                fd.close()
            except IOError as e:
                log.warning("Error turning on selinux: %s", e)

        # set a libpath to use mounted fs
        libdirs = os.environ.get("LD_LIBRARY_PATH", "").split(":")
        mounted = ["/mnt/sysimage%s" % ldir for ldir in libdirs]
        util.setenv("LD_LIBRARY_PATH", ":".join(libdirs + mounted))

        # do we have bash?
        try:
            if os.access("/usr/bin/bash", os.R_OK):
                os.symlink("/usr/bin/bash", "/bin/bash")
        except OSError as e:
            log.error("Error symlinking bash: %s", e)

        # make resolv.conf in chroot
        if not self.ro:
            self._storage.make_mtab()
            try:
                makeResolvConf(util.getSysroot())
            except(OSError, IOError) as e:
                log.error("Error making resolv.conf: %s", e)

        # create /etc/fstab in ramdisk so it's easier to work with RO mounted fs
        makeFStab()

        # run %post if we've mounted everything
        if not self.ro and self._scripts:
            runPostScripts(self._scripts)

        self.status = RescueModeStatus.MOUNTED
        return True

    def sysroot_test(self):
        self.assertEqual(util.getTargetPhysicalRoot(), "/mnt/sysimage")
        self.assertEqual(util.getSysroot(), "/mnt/sysimage")

        util.setSysroot("/what/ever")
        self.assertEqual(util.getTargetPhysicalRoot(), "/mnt/sysimage")
        self.assertEqual(util.getSysroot(), "/what/ever")

        util.setSysroot(None)
        self.assertEqual(util.getTargetPhysicalRoot(), "/mnt/sysimage")
        self.assertEqual(util.getSysroot(), "/mnt/sysimage")

    def _write_module_blacklist(self):
        """Copy modules from modprobe.blacklist=<module> on cmdline to
        /etc/modprobe.d/anaconda-blacklist.conf so that modules will
        continue to be blacklisted when the system boots.
        """
        if "modprobe.blacklist" not in flags.cmdline:
            return

        util.mkdirChain(util.getSysroot() + "/etc/modprobe.d")
        with open(util.getSysroot() + "/etc/modprobe.d/anaconda-blacklist.conf", "w") as f:
            f.write("# Module blacklists written by anaconda\n")
            for module in flags.cmdline["modprobe.blacklist"].split():
                f.write("blacklist %s\n" % module)

    def write(self):
        """Write the desktop & default target settings to disk."""
        if self.desktop:
            with open(util.getSysroot() + "/etc/sysconfig/desktop", "w") as f:
                f.write("DESKTOP=%s\n" % self.desktop)

        if not os.path.isdir(util.getSysroot() + '/etc/systemd/system'):
            log.warning("There is no /etc/systemd/system directory, cannot update default.target!")
            return

        default_target = util.getSysroot() + '/etc/systemd/system/default.target'
        if os.path.islink(default_target):
            os.unlink(default_target)
        os.symlink('/lib/systemd/system/%s' % self.default_target, default_target)

    def post_install(self):
        super().post_install()

        gi.require_version("OSTree", "1.0")
        from gi.repository import OSTree
        cancellable = None

        # Following up on the "remote delete" above, we removed the
        # remote from /ostree/repo/config.  But we want it in /etc, so
        # re-add it to /etc/ostree/remotes.d, using the sysroot path.
        #
        # However, we ignore the case where the remote already exists,
        # which occurs when the content itself provides the remote
        # config file.

        # Note here we use the deployment as sysroot, because it's
        # that version of /etc that we want.
        sysroot_file = Gio.File.new_for_path(util.getSysroot())
        sysroot = OSTree.Sysroot.new(sysroot_file)
        sysroot.load(cancellable)
        repo = sysroot.get_repo(None)[1]
        repo.remote_change(sysroot_file,
                           OSTree.RepoRemoteChange.ADD_IF_NOT_EXISTS,
                           self.data.ostreesetup.remote, self.data.ostreesetup.url,
                           Variant('a{sv}', self._remoteOptions),
                           cancellable)

        boot = util.getSysroot() + '/boot'

        # If we're using GRUB2, move its config file, also with a
        # compatibility symlink.
        boot_grub2_cfg = boot + '/grub2/grub.cfg'
        if os.path.isfile(boot_grub2_cfg):
            boot_loader = boot + '/loader'
            target_grub_cfg = boot_loader + '/grub.cfg'
            log.info("Moving %s -> %s", boot_grub2_cfg, target_grub_cfg)
            os.rename(boot_grub2_cfg, target_grub_cfg)
            os.symlink('../loader/grub.cfg', boot_grub2_cfg)

        # Skip kernel args setup for dirinstall, there is no bootloader or rootDevice setup.
        if not conf.target.is_directory:
            # OSTree owns the bootloader configuration, so here we give it
            # the argument list we computed from storage, architecture and
            # such.
            set_kargs_args = ["admin", "instutil", "set-kargs"]
            set_kargs_args.extend(self.storage.bootloader.boot_args)
            set_kargs_args.append("root=" + self.storage.root_device.fstab_spec)
            self._safe_exec_with_redirect("ostree", set_kargs_args, root=util.getSysroot())

    def write(self):
        """Write out all config files based on the set of filesystems."""
        sysroot = util.getSysroot()
        # /etc/fstab
        fstab_path = os.path.normpath("%s/etc/fstab" % sysroot)
        fstab = self.fstab()
        open(fstab_path, "w").write(fstab)

        # /etc/crypttab
        crypttab_path = os.path.normpath("%s/etc/crypttab" % sysroot)
        crypttab = self.crypttab()
        origmask = os.umask(0o077)
        open(crypttab_path, "w").write(crypttab)
        os.umask(origmask)

        # /etc/mdadm.conf
        mdadm_path = os.path.normpath("%s/etc/mdadm.conf" % sysroot)
        mdadm_conf = self.mdadm_conf()
        if mdadm_conf:
            open(mdadm_path, "w").write(mdadm_conf)

        # /etc/multipath.conf
        if any(d for d in self.devices if d.type == "dm-multipath"):
            copy_to_system("/etc/multipath.conf")
            copy_to_system("/etc/multipath/wwids")
            copy_to_system("/etc/multipath/bindings")
        else:
            log.info("not writing out mpath configuration")

 def mk_dev_root(self):
     root = self.root_device
     sysroot = util.getSysroot()
     dev = "%s/%s" % (sysroot, root.path)
     if not os.path.exists("%s/dev/root" % (sysroot,)) and os.path.exists(dev):
         rdev = os.stat(dev).st_rdev
         os.mknod("%s/dev/root" % (sysroot,), stat.S_IFBLK | 0o600, rdev)

    def write_out_config_file(self, config_path=None):
        """Write the user interaction config file to persistent storage.
        - we always read the config file from the top level filesystem, as:
        -> on live media the file will be there
        -> on non-live media the config file (if any) will be injected to the top level
        -> filesystem by image generation tools or by an updates/product image

        - on the other hand the "output" config file needs to always end on the installed
          system, so that post installation setup tools (such as Initial Setup or
          Gnome Initial Setup) can use it
        -> therefore we always write the config file to the sysroot path
        """

        if config_path is None:
            config_path = util.getSysroot() + CONFIG_FILE_PATH

        with self._lock:
            new_config_file = not os.path.exists(config_path)
            try:
                with open(config_path, "wt") as f:
                    if new_config_file:
                        # we are creating a new file, so add a header that it was created by Anaconda,
                        # including its version number
                        f.write(self._get_new_config_header())
                    self._config.write(f)
            except OSError:
                log.exception("Can't write user interaction config file.")

 def write_config_post(self):
     etc_extlinux = os.path.normpath(util.getSysroot() + "/etc/" + self._config_file)
     if not os.access(etc_extlinux, os.R_OK):
         try:
             os.symlink("../boot/%s" % self._config_file, etc_extlinux)
         except OSError as e:
             log.warning("failed to create /etc/extlinux.conf symlink: %s", e)