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Mount iscsiadm from host to avoid versioning issues #37
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Despite having built all of
open-iscsifrom scratch in an earlier PR to get the latest version and some bug fixes, it is very hard to run iscsi from within a container. The issues will be highlighted in #20 . In the meantime, we will do the following:open-iscsipackage installed locally on hostopen-iscsiin the container image so that we have it available/sbin/iscsiadmoff of the host into thepacket-drivercontainer, so we are guaranteed it runs the same version as on the host.This is not ideal, but there is no ideal solution here, and it does work. See #20 for an extended discussion and tracking issue for future capabilities.
Once this is and #36 are merged in, and we updated the hashes, this will be functional.