Along with adding home to the protection list, cleanup
the prepare instance cleanup code in a way that it only
runs if a root_bind object exists which needs to call
its cleanup path
@classmethod are used in Python to represent methods that can
query and update the class (cls parameter). Is expected to be
used for metaprograming, or advanced techniques that require the
access to the class itself, before we have an instance.
@staticmethod are used to associate a function to a class. It will
not be have access to the instance (self) not the class (cls). In
other programming languages are known as class methods.
This patch replace all the @classmethod with @staticmethod when
there is not need to access to the cls parameter, because the
intention is to be used as normal functions.
This function calls os.access, but first checks whether the input parameters are
sane, instead of simply returning false when the file in question does not exist
or an invalid mode was specified.
When an iso file is used as repo, this iso will be loop mounted on
the host and bind mounted into the image root as long as the image
builds. When the mount is released a recursive cleanup of the complete
path happens. This is done by calling Path.remove_hierarchy. However
if a sub path of the mount path contains a system root directory
which is mandatory for the Linux root system it is not allowed
to be deleted even if it is empty at the time of the mount cleanup.
Thus this patch adds a lookup for protected directory names and
only runs the recursive deletion as long as no protected member
is part of the path. This fixes bsc#1080301
Command.run and Command.call now make use of Path.which in order
to test if the command is available or not. Also Path.which has
been extended in order to support custom environments and to be
able to test file permissions (read. write, execute)
