feat: Add squashfs-tools-ng to tools image #447
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With squashfs-tools-ng it will be possible to build a properly SELinux-labeled squashfs image without first labeling the input files on the build machine, and thus the |
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It's not quite clear whether this project is being well maintained and/or supported when compared to squashfs-tools. That script with |
Provides alternatives to mksquashfs, unsquashfs which make it easier to perform SELinux labeling when building images inside unprivileged containers. Signed-off-by: Joakim Nohlgård <[email protected]>
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Provides alternatives to mksquashfs, unsquashfs which make it easier to perform SELinux labeling when building images inside unprivileged containers.