I have an ISO file and I want to change the contents of one of the files in it from the command line. I know that I can use
sudo mount -o loop <etc...>
rsync -ra a b
edit b/file
mkisofs <options>
but I need a solution that does not require root permissions.
I finally managed to find an answer myself. I can use fuse to mount the ISO file, there is even a tool for this in the Ubuntu repositories:
sudo apt-get install fuseiso
Then I can do:
fuseiso -p file.iso mounted_iso/
rsync -ra mounted_iso/ copy/
fusermount -u mounted_iso
chmod -R +w copy/
edit copy/file
mkisofs <many options> -o remastered.iso copy/
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