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Use the python bindings of libguestfs to create additional qcow2 image
which has as backing file the last layer (layer-0.qcow2 for FileSource)
and insert hashed value of given root password in the /etc/shadow file.
Note: This additional qcow2 image is also used to apply UID/GID map.
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Apply ownership mapping in qcow2 images using libguestfs python
bindings. To make this solution more general we introduce function
guestfs_walk() which will return the root file system tree of disk
image along with UID/GID values.
These changes are applied in additional qcow2 disk image using the
last layer as backing file. For FileSource this is layer-1.qcow2
with backing file layer-0.qcow2.
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Use the python bindings of libguestfs to create qcow2 image with
backing chains to mimic the layers of container image.
This commit also changes the behavior of FileSource when 'qcow2'
output format is used. Now the string layer-0.qcow2 will be used
as name of the output file.
This change is applied in the test suite as an update to the function
get_image_path().
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These tests aim to verify the output of virt-bootstrap by creating tar
archives which contain dummy root file system and call the function
bootstrap(). The check the extracted root file system.
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