Distributions

osctld has support for specific distributions, letting it configure hostnames, networking, or setting the correct LXC configuration. In order for the distribution recognition to work properly, the table below defines expected distribution names and versions.

Distribution Name Version Example
Alpine Linux alpine <major>.<minor> alpine-3.7
Arch Linux arch <YYYYMMDD> arch-20180210
CentOS centos <major>.<minor> centos-7
Chimera Linux chimera <YYYYMMDD> chimera-20240707
Debian debian <major>.<minor> debian-9
Devuan devuan <major>.<minor> devuan-1.0
Gentoo gentoo <profile>-<YYYYMMDD> gentoo-20180210
openSUSE Leap opensuse leap-<major>.<minor> opensuse-leap-15.1
openSUSE Tumbleweed opensuse tumbleweed-<YYMMDD> opensuse-tumbleweed-20180210
Slackware slackware <major>.<minor> slackware-14.2
Ubuntu ubuntu <major>.<minor> ubuntu-16.04
Void Linux void <libc>-<YYYYMMDD> void-glibc-20180210