On Mon, Dec 28, 2015 at 04:50:47PM -0800, Ryan Sawhill Aroha wrote:
I love virt-builder It's great
However, I don't always have internet access Further, some of my
repos are on private networks and I'm don't always have the
appropriate VPN established to see them
By 'repo' do you mean a virt-builder repo or a repo used for
installing packages (eg. a yum/apt repo)?
For the latter, the --attach option might be useful.
For the former, we should have a way to skip repos or DTRT without the
network being available. Pino - what do you think?
I wish virt-builder had an option that would skip checking in with
your remote repos and only use cache I think that would be a huge
win
IIRC, currently if a *template* exists in the cache, then it won't
download it. However that doesn't help if the repo is inaccessible.
Rich.
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