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# python3 -m SimpleHTTPPutServer 8080

from http.server import HTTPServer, SimpleHTTPRequestHandler

class PutHTTPRequestHandler(SimpleHTTPRequestHandler):
    def do_PUT(self):
        print(self.headers)
        length = int(self.headers["Content-Length"])
        path = self.translate_path(self.path)
        with open(path, "wb") as dst:

fabiand

import pexpect

image = "fedora-20.img"
user = "root"
password = "changeme"

# Define the qemu cmd to run
# The important bit is to redirect the serial to stdio
cmd = "qemu-kvm"
cmd += " -m 1024 -serial stdio -net user -net nic"

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NODEISO=$1
IMGBASEIMG=$2

in_node() {
guestfish --ro -a $NODEISO run : mount /dev/sda1 / : mount-loop /LiveOS/squashfs.img /isolinux : mount-loop /isolinux/LiveOS/ext3fs.img / : sh "$@" ;
}

in_imgbased() {
guestfish --ro -a $IMGBASEIMG run : mount /dev/HostVG/Image-0.0 / : sh "$@" ;
}

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docker-pid() { docker inspect --format="{{.State.Pid}}" $1 ; }

DSTCT=${1}
DSTPID=$(docker-pid $DSTCT)

UNCONNECTEDETH=$(nmcli -t -f device,type,connection device | egrep "ethernet:--$" | cut -d ":" -f1)

for NIC in $UNCONNECTEDETH
do
  echo "Moving '$NIC' to netns of '$DSTPID'"

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@contextmanager
def download_iso(w):
    # do download
    yield path_to_w
    # do removal

with downloaded_iso("centos") as isopath:
  # do stuff
  
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#!/usr/bin/bash

err() { echo "ERROR $@" >&2 ; }
info() { echo "INFO  $@" ; }

usage() { echo -e "Usage: $0 OVAFILENAME [<guestfish arguments>]\nExtracts the given OVA, runs guestfish on the image, and creates an OVA again after quitting guestfish." ; }

[[ ! -f "$1" ]] && { usage ; exit 1 ; }

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set -ex
export LC_ALL=C

TOPDIR=$PWD/rpms
ROOT=$PWD/root
REPO="$TOPDIR"

setup() {
rm -rf "$TOPDIR" "$ROOT"

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set -ex
export LC_ALL=C

TOPDIR=$PWD/rpms
ROOT=$PWD/root
REPO="$TOPDIR"

setup() {
rm -rf "$TOPDIR" "$ROOT"

fabiand

Story:

After a class is declared, a Network object can be created, which is getting
associated to such a class. The network object itself contains the logical
netowkr informations - eventually even IPAM needs to be discussed.
An interface on a VM is getting connected to a network.

---
kind: Network
metadata:

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