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snf-image-creator
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Alex Pyrgiotis
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@@ -78,50 +78,50 @@ debian system, we get the following output:
Launching helper VM... done
Inspecting Operating System... found a(n) debian system
Mounting the media read-only... done
Enabled system preparation operations:
cleanup-cache:
Remove all regular files under /var/cache
cleanup-log:
Empty all files under /var/log
cleanup-passwords:
Remove all passwords and lock all user accounts
cleanup-tmp:
Remove all files under /tmp and /var/tmp
cleanup-userdata:
Delete sensitive userdata
fix-acpid:
Replace acpid powerdown action scripts to immediately shutdown the
system without checking if a GUI is running.
remove-persistent-net-rules:
Remove udev rules that will keep network interface names persistent
after hardware changes and reboots. Those rules will be created again
the next time the image runs.
remove-swap-entry:
Remove swap entry from /etc/fstab. If swap is the last partition
then the partition will be removed when shrinking is performed. If the
swap partition is not the last partition in the disk or if you are not
going to shrink the image you should probably disable this.
use-persistent-block-device-names:
Scan fstab & grub configuration files and replace all non-persistent
device references with UUIDs.
Disabled system preparation operations:
cleanup-mail:
Remove all files under /var/mail and /var/spool/mail
remove-user-accounts:
Remove all user accounts with id greater than 1000
cleaning up...
If we want the image to have all normal user accounts and all mail files
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