The /etc/hosts on the resulting machine contained my entries.
In your example .cfg file, you have 'domain' under
[kvm/ubuntu]. Since you didn't show me your templates I can't be sure, but I suspect you needed to use [kvm] or [ubuntu].
I'm marking this Invalid. If you feel I'm wrong about that, please re-mark it 'New' and upload all your templates in a tarfile (so that I can also see their hierarchy).
I don't believe this bug is valid. I tested it by exploiting the fact that '$domain' is used in /etc/vmbuilder/ ubuntu/ etc_hosts. tmpl. So, I ran:
vmbuilder kvm ubuntu --suite=lucid --mirror=http:// localhost: 3142/us. archive. ubuntu. com/ubuntu/ --config=my.cfg
where my.cfg contained:
======= ======= ======= =======
[ubuntu]
domain = fakehallyn.com ======= ======= ======= =
hostname = myvm
=======
The /etc/hosts on the resulting machine contained my entries.
In your example .cfg file, you have 'domain' under
[kvm/ubuntu]. Since you didn't show me your templates I can't be sure, but I suspect you needed to use [kvm] or [ubuntu].
I'm marking this Invalid. If you feel I'm wrong about that, please re-mark it 'New' and upload all your templates in a tarfile (so that I can also see their hierarchy).