Hi, Roger Leigh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > designed specifically to correct this mistake. Nowadays, there is no > reason to use dchroot instead of schroot, and the dchroot wrapper can
Hmm, is there some way to specify that everybody can run schroot in schroot.conf? Its bit tedious to maintain long "users=" lines (and it's sometimes equally tedious to maintain a group that everyone belongs to). > Timo did have a request at the end of the bug report about the default > message verbosity. While this hasn't yet changed, I have cloned a new > bug to track this. Hopefully, we will implement a "messages" key in > schroot.conf which can be set to values such as > quiet/default/normal/verbose which will be used unless overridden on > the command-line. Does this sound OK? Sure. I currently have a wrapper script $ cat /usr/local/bin/sid #!/bin/sh exec schroot -q -p -c sid -- "$@" so that users can "sid foo" to run foo from unstable. If I could specify the options in schroot.conf then simple "schroot foo" would work directly. best regards, Timo Lindfors -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
