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New Package Request: [open-vm-tools-containerinfo] #781
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Hi @Winnie81 thanks for the follow-up on this package. Quickly looking at the configuration, this plugin is enabled in From a quick look, missing build/runtime dependency for Flatcar is What do you think @dongsupark ? |
@tormath1 Yes, that sounds correct. |
To give an update - I can successfully install grpc in the OEM partition (with a few tricks to build Not sure how to manage this dependency. |
Probably by a patch in FILESDIR that adds those files somewhere in the workdir, and also patches the configure script to search those proto files in our directory, not |
Yeah - I wanted to avoid that because we're missing the versioning of these file. I don't see other options at the moment. |
These are development files, I would install them to the expected path since they are not needed at runtime, so don't need to be in the OEM partition. |
@jepio I'm not sure I can install them in the expected path - since they need to be present at the |
You could do that by adding separate package ( |
Minor update: Implementation currently suffers from
We believe that adding sysext support (see #548 ) will resolve this and other (e.g. #60) issues. Leaving this issue open for tracking. |
As https://github.com/vmware/open-vm-tools/blob/stable-12.0.0/ReleaseNotes.md#continfo described, VMware Tools 12.0.0 supports for gathering and publishing list of containers running inside Linux guests. Checked latest alpha build 3255.0.0, open-vm-tools-containerinfo is missing.
Could you please help add it? Thanks a lot.
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