WIP: Add support for pinned sb implementation #135
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| impl Pod for PinnedSandbox {} | ||
| impl PinnedSandbox { | ||
| pub fn new(pinner: &str) -> Result<PinnedSandbox> { |
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@saschagrunert We want to be able to setup a PinnedSandbox::new and then use it in the Sandbox but that doesn't work so we may need to use trait objects.
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Hm, yes it might be the better approach to use trait objects here. 👍
| let mut args = Vec::new(); | ||
| args.push("-d"); | ||
| args.push(&self.namespaces_dir); | ||
| args.push("-f"); | ||
| args.push(&sd.id); |
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| let mut args = Vec::new(); | |
| args.push("-d"); | |
| args.push(&self.namespaces_dir); | |
| args.push("-f"); | |
| args.push(&sd.id); | |
| let mut args = vec!["-d", &self.namespaces_dir, "-f", &sd.id]; |
| if linux_namespaces.contains(LinuxNamespaces::UTS) { | ||
| args.push("-u"); | ||
| } | ||
| let output = Command::new(&self.pinner_path).args(&args[..]).output().await?; |
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| let output = Command::new(&self.pinner_path).args(&args[..]).output().await?; | |
| let output = Command::new(&self.pinner_path).args(args).output().await?; |
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Signed-off-by: Mrunal Patel [email protected]
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