View Repository Sources

Using the Image Builder page in Cockpit, you can view the default repository sources used to build an image on the Sources page. This page, for example, lets you identify the name, type, and URL sources used for: appstream, baseos, and kernel release.

Note:

The default repository sources used for composing an image are also viewable from the CLI in the /usr/share/osbuild-composer/repositories directory.

What Do You Need?

The Cockpit web console must be installed and accessible.
For details, see these topics: Install and Enable Cockpit and Log in to the Cockpit Web Console.
Image Builder packages must be installed on the host system. The cockpit-composer add-on application must be configured.
For details, see Install and Configure Cockpit-Composer

Steps

Using the Cockpit web console, follow these steps to view the default repository sources used for composing an image.

In the Cockpit navigation pane, click Image Builder.
In the Image Builder page, click Sources.
The source configuration parameters used for composing an image appear on the page for: appstream, baseos, and the linux kernel release.
Optionally, you can:
- Click the Copy icon to copy the source URLs to a clipboard.
- Click the Add source option to define other sources for building an image. For more information about adding other source configurations, see Add a Custom Repository Source.