WSL supports `cloud-init` for provisioning. In some cases (RHEL) this is enabled. If `wsl-setup` is used on RHEL then there's a TOCTOU between the check for "no user exists" and the "create user" part as `cloud-init` creates the user during the prompt. Let's exit early and assume everything is handled by `cloud-init` *if* it is enabled. Signed-off-by: Simon de Vlieger <supakeen@redhat.com> |
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| LICENSE | ||
| README.md | ||
| sources | ||
| wsl-distribution.conf | ||
| wsl-oobe.sh | ||
| wsl-setup | ||
| wsl-setup-tmpfiles.conf | ||
| wsl-setup-user-tmpfiles.conf | ||
| wsl-setup.spec | ||
| wsl.conf | ||
wsl-setup
The wsl-setup package