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line, and then generate a mount unit for it using a udev generated symlink
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based on lo_file_name.
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* teach systemd-nspawn the boot assessment logic: hook up vpick's try counters
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with success notifications from nspawn payloads. When this is enabled,
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automatically support reverting back to older OS versin images if newer ones
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fail to boot.
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* implement new "systemd-fsrebind" tool that works like gpt-auto-generator but
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looks at a root dir and then applies vpick on various dirs/images to pick a
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root tree, a /usr/ tree, a /home/, a /srv/, a /var/ tree and so on. Dirs
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could also be btrfs subvols (combine with btrfs auto-snapshort approach for
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creating versions like these automatically).
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* remove tomoyo support, it's obsolete and unmaintained apparently
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* In .socket units, add ConnectStream=, ConnectDatagram=,
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* automatic boot assessment: add one more default success check that just waits
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for a bit after boot, and blesses the boot if the system stayed up that long.
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* implement concept of "versioned" resources inside a dir, and write a spec for
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it. Make all tools in systemd, in particular
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RootImage=/RootDirectory=/--image=/--directory= implement this. Idea:
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directories ending in ".v/" indicate a directory with versioned resources in
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them. Versioned resources inside a .v dir are always named in the pattern
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<prefix>_<version>[+<tries-left>[-<tries-done>]].<suffix>
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* add support for using this .v/ logic on the root fs itself: in the initrd,
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after mounting the rootfs, look for root-<arch>.v/ in the root fs, and then
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apply the logic, moving the switch root logic there.
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* systemd-repart: add support for generating ISO9660 images
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* systemd-repart: in addition to the existing "factory reset" mode (which
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passwords, not just the first. i.e. if there are multiple defined, prefer
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unlocked over locked and prefer non-empty over empty.
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* maybe add a tool inspired by the GPT auto discovery spec that runs in the
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initrd and rearranges the rootfs hierarchy via bind mounts, if
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enabled. Specifically in some top-level dir /@auto/ it will look for
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dirs/symlinks/subvolumes that are named after their purpose, and optionally
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encode a version as well as assessment counters, and then mount them into the
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file system tree to boot into, similar to how we do that for the gpt auto
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logic. Maybe then bind mount the original root into /.superior or something
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like that (so that update tools can look there). Further discussion in this
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thread:
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https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/systemd-devel/2021-November/047059.html
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The GPT dissection logic should automatically enable this tool whenever we
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detect a specially marked root fs (i.e introduce a new generic root gpt type
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for this, that is arch independent). The also implement this in the image
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dissection logic, so that nspawn/RootImage= and so on grok it. Maybe make
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generic enough so that it can also work for ostrees arrangements.
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* if a path ending in ".auto.d/" is set for RootDirectory=/RootImage= then do a
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strverscmp() of everything inside that dir and use that. i.e. implement very
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simple version control. Also use this in systemd-nspawn --image= and so on.
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* homed: while a home dir is not activated generate slightly different NSS
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records for it, that reports the home dir as "/" and the shell as some binary
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provided by us. Then, when an SSH login happens and SSH permits it our binary
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