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Description of problem:
A RHEVH plugin-pack would be a tarball containing a set of RPMs and a kickstart file. This would be passed through to underlying edit-livecd -k option.
This way we can more tightly control how edit-livecd is used. Using this tool (ovirt-install-plugin) we would be able to limit edit-livecd usage to be only RPM installation and blacklisting.
This tool would also need to support arbitrary policy plugins so that we could restrict things like:
* whether or not kernel modules can be installed?
* whether or not packages w/o a valid gpg signature can be installed
* what gpg signatures would be allowed to install
* what areas of the filesystem can be written to
* what files/configuration are ok to modify vs. off limits
This request was resolved in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0.
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