WiP: Add customization to Windows guests using WinRM #174
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@clalancette, great to hear that you're interested in the patch. About the dependencies...
I'll keep you posted with the updates! |
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I would like to test this, but I stopped on this one |
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I think it is safe to say that this PR isn't moving forward at this time. I'm going to close it out, thanks anyway @luisfdez . |
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@clalancette,
This is a work in progress pull request to add customization to Windows guests using
WinRM. I'm opening it for you and anyone else that want to take a look, give feedback, input, etc...It basically relies on the module
pywinrm(https://github.com/diyan/pywinrm) to execute the commands on the guest instance. It will offer the option of executing commands, inject files, basic package management...Apart from the polishing & more improvements, the only issue I see now is that
pywinrmhas not official RPMs yet in the standard repositories to depend on it.Said that, please take a look and let me know your thoughts :)