<schmars[m]>
Ansuel: hi :) have a moment for this tiny APK fix? https://github.com/openwrt/routing/pull/1085 - i have two little imagebuilder APK fixes as well after sleep (for custom feeds with their custom keys)
<schmars[m]>
otherwise it went smoothly for me i think
<KanjiMonster>
it looks like apk is creating a log in /var/log/apk. not sure if we want that by default. (a simple apk update call produces ~1.5k of log)
<KanjiMonster>
does apk really not have any persistent configuration file?
<efahl>
KanjiMonster: look at /etc/apk/world and /lib/apk/db/installed (although the latter is v2 and likely to become v3 packages.adb)
<efahl>
or did I misunderstand? "config" == default settings for CLI operation?
<KanjiMonster>
efahl: I mean the latter, e.g. disable logging by default
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<efahl>
ah, got it: uci set apk.logging_level=0
<efahl>
or whatever, I wonder it it is even configurable at this point?
<KanjiMonster>
efahl: the issue is before that, I cannot find any references to any configuration files in the apk sources. The only way to inhibit logging is via a cli option
<Habbie>
unless there's more magical hidden things :)
<schmars[m]>
ah you mean the shortened name in the http directory listing is "rootfs.tar.gz" but the actual name is longer and more involved
<Habbie>
yes
<Habbie>
and rootfs.tar.gz is not a redir or a symlink either
<schmars[m]>
what i do in my scripts is get the sha256sum file and grep for what i want, e.g. grep for "imagebuilder"
<schmars[m]>
that trick has also been helpful during the xz/zst switch
<Habbie>
also the best idea i had so far
<Habbie>
ha yes
* Habbie
curl sed grep cut
* Habbie
curl -L sed grep cut :>
<Habbie>
ok that part works
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<Habbie>
aparcar[m], i guess the *.ipk check also needs an update :)
<Habbie>
aparcar[m], here's a coloured map of targets for which i am confident i can stop pulling from docker hub. the red ones don't appear to have a rootfs.tar.gz for master snapshots