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DescriptionLokesh Mandvekar
2016-04-08 20:13:57 UTC
Description of problem:
docker 1.10.x needs libseccomp-static as a build dependency. Could you please provide this in the next update. This would be needed in rhel 7.2.4
Dan, docker rpmbuild does succeed without libseccomp-static if we remove seccomp from DOCKER_BUILDTAGS. Would that be ok or would you prefer we wait for this to be added?
We want to support seccomp, but in order to get testing started, lets do that, but put it in the comments for now. We need to make sure the docker-latest we ship has seccomp support.
Only reason we need this is for dockerinit, which thankfully disappears in docker-1.11.
(In reply to Daniel Walsh from comment #6)
> Created attachment 1147774[details]
> If you add this patch I believe dockerinit will compile without
> libseccomp-static.
yup that works. I'm gonna close this.