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...hey are vulnerable to > CVE-2013-2124. > > Note this means that it won't be possible to inspect ZFS-using guests > from an Ubuntu host. Sorry for the rather long delay. I have built new Ubuntu 12.10 packages here which fix CVE-2013-2124: http://libguestfs.org/download/binaries/ubuntu1210-packages/ Make sure you read the README file first: http://libguestfs.org/download/binaries/ubuntu1210-packages/README Unfortunately while doing that I completely forgot about the zfs-fuse dependency :-( So now I'm going to rebuild them *again* to get rid of that! Rich. -- Richard Jone...

Moved from Richard's blog to here.... A couple of people have requested removing the dependency on zfs-fuse from the ubuntu packages that Richard released last week, and there is some confusion about the state of ZFS in Ubuntu. There are 2 Linux compatible implementations of ZFS, zfs-fuse (http://gitweb.zfs-fuse.net/) and ZFS on Linux (http://zfsonlinux.org/). ZFS-fuse is in the official

.../home ><fs> list-filesystems /dev/sda1: ext4 /dev/fedora/archlinux20121201x64: unknown /dev/fedora/f18x64: unknown /dev/fedora/f20rawhidex32: unknown /dev/fedora/f20rawhidex64: unknown /dev/fedora/home: ext4 /dev/fedora/root: ext4 /dev/fedora/swap: swap /dev/fedora/ubuntu1210: unknown /dev/fedora/ubuntu1304: unknown /dev/fedora/win7x32dynamic-a: unknown /dev/fedora/win7x32dynamic-b: unknown /dev/fedora/win7x32dynamic-c: unknown /dev/fedora/windows2012: unknown It's also possible to get libguestfs to connect to an arbitrary socket, so-called 'libguestf...

Hello, As I understand it guestfs appliances normally work as servers and run high-level commands from some external channel. But it might be possible to bundle a guestfish script to run commands from and do away with the external system. That would make it useful on non-virtualised systems. Has anyone tried this already?