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2010 Oct 19
0
CVE-2010-3851 libguestfs: missing disk format specifier when adding a disk
...n/cvename.cgi?name=+CVE-2010-3851
No fix is available at present, but we are working on one. In the
meantime, avoid using libguestfs / tools on:
- untrusted, malicious guests that use raw-format storage
- where you are running commands from these guests
(http://libguestfs.org/guestfs.3.html#running_commands)
Rich.
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2011 May 12
1
guestfish and grub-install
...or not a block device.
> ><fs>
>
> Because only /dev/vda1 has been mounted on /.
>
> Any ideas how I can install grub2 with guestfish?
You could try running the grub2 command (ie. using 'command').
However see the caveats at:
http://libguestfs.org/guestfs.3.html#running_commands
http://libguestfs.org/guestfs.3.html#security
The situation is further confusing because grub2 is not a universally
agreed upon upgrade to grub (Fedora is still using grub and won't
update to grub2 any time soon).
Anyhow, patches welcome if you want to fix the API.
Rich.
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2011 Aug 05
0
FYI: Large build change -- removed separate daemon/configure.ac
...it faster and less complex now.
It works for me in some limited testing, but it's probably broken in
some way, so treat it with caution. You'll probably need to do:
make distclean
git pull
autoconf
./bootstrap
./autogen.sh
make
Rich.
[1] http://libguestfs.org/guestfs.3.html#running_commands
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2009 Aug 04
2
Can I use libguestfs to pass some parameters into a KVM virtual machine
Hi,
I have installed KVM in my RHEL5.3 box, and created some VMs on it.
I am wondering if I can use libguestfs to pass some parameters/files
into my VMs. As you may know, for Xen, I can use xenstore command to
do this job, can libguestfs do the same thing?
What I want to do includes:
1. Modify some configurations in my VM, such as editing
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 to add a static