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@@ -622,7 +622,7 @@ launch_vm() { | |||
vm_extra_args+=" inst.ks=file:/$(basename "${kickstart_file}")" | |||
vm_initrd_inject+=" --initrd-inject ${kickstart_file}" | |||
# Download and inject all the kickstart include files | |||
wget -r -q -nd -A "*.cfg" -P "${kickstart_idir}" "$(dirname "${kickstart_url}")" | |||
wget -r -q -nd -A "*.cfg" -P "${kickstart_idir}" "$(dirname "${kickstart_url}")/" |
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Why do we need this change?
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The command would otherwise not work for me, it would redirect to the url with the slash but not download any files. This way it doesn't have to redirect.
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This is a bit strange as it's been working for some time already and it's not related to the current changes.
What's version of wget you have installed? This is what I have, for example.
GNU Wget 1.21.1 built on linux-gnu.
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I agree it is strange. I have GNU Wget2 2.2.0
. I'll try downgrading then.
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Please, verify that it works for you in the older version with and without changes.
You're probably using Fedora, which has a newer wget version. I'm fine with this change - just need to make sure we're not breaking anything for RHEL 9.4 environments.
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I tested on Wget 1.21.4
on Fedora and it works fine with and without the slash.
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OK, so it's the new package update than that introduced this issue.
Let's merge it.
/test e2e-aws-tests-bootc-periodic |
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I had to add a trailing slash to the
wget
command, because it would get redirected and wouldn't download the.cfg
files otherwise, I'm not sure how it has worked so far.