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What would it be like to be out of debt? No mortgage payment? It may seem unrealistic as you sit there reading this, but in reality, you can get rid of your mortgage years ahead of time.
Here are some simple – not always easy, but simple – steps you can follow to eliminate that mortgage and truly own your home:
Make bi-weekly payments – For example, if your monthly payment is $1200, you would pay $600 on your mortgage every two weeks. By doing this, you will have made a full extra payment at the end of the year; possibly taking as much as four years off of your mortgage (given a 30-year mortgage). However, please contact your bank or lender to ensure they offer a bi-weekly service and this is an option to ensure your payments get credited appropriately and avoid late monthly payments.
Make one extra payment each quarter – this will save you thousands in interest over the life of your mortgage.
Divide your monthly payment by 12 and add that amount to your monthly payment. You'll end up making 13 total payments each year and shave off a few years of debt. (Ex. Mortgage = $1200/month | 1200/12 = 100 | New Monthly Payment = $1300).
Shop around your homeowner's insurance – if you can get a policy for less money, you are saving money almost immediately! Then, instead of pocketing those savings, put that money toward your mortgage. Tip here: a higher deductible can often save you money on your policy.
If it makes sense (usually if you can save 0.500 to 0.750 or more on your interest rate), refinance your home for a lower interest rate. Again, instead of lowering your payment to the bank each month, pay the same amount that you used to pay, and get that loan paid off faster.
Anytime you find yourself with extra cash on your hands (tax refund, work bonus, inheritance...etc), tag on that extra money to that monthly payment. Often we take these windfalls and turn them into down payments on yet more debt. Buck that trend and pay debt off instead – the peace of mind you'll purchase is invaluable!
7. The debt snowball from Dave Ramsey is a great way to deal with debt: not just your mortgage, but any debt. Simply take the smallest debt you have, regardless of interest rate, and pay that off as quick as you can. Say that's a credit card and the payment is $50/month. Once that debt is paid, take that $50/month and use it to pay off the next smallest debt, and so on. Chances are, by the time you tackle your mortgage, you'll be ready to pay several hundred extra dollars a month towards it, and you'll have it paid off years ahead of time.
I love sharing my years of experience with my borrowers! Rates are historically low, so if you are curious about buying a home or refinancing one you already own, get in touch. It never hurts to take a look. I work with conventional, FHA, VA, USDA and renovation loans; we can talk in person, on the phone, or you can email me any time.


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In April, the World Student Association holds its second biggest event of the year, the International Cooking Demonstration. International students make presentations about how to prepare special foods from their home countries and present it to the community. The event is attended by campus and community members who have the opportunity to sample dishes from all around the world.


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Remove plastic bag and place completely thawed bird, breast side up or string side down, in a greased roasting pan, making sure the bird does not touch the sides. The legs and wings cook faster so place foil over these areas, and then loosely cover the entire bird with a tent of aluminum foil. The foil should not be tucked in, just tented over entire bird.
Preheat oven to 350°. Bake approximately 3 1/2 to 4 hours or until the skin is golden brown in color, basting with butter occasionally. Remove from oven and discard the foil. Allow the tur-duc-ken to firm up before transferring and carving by letting it rest approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour. The inside will remain hot. Transfer to a serving platter, supporting the back of the bird. The string is all that holds the tur-duc-ken together so be careful with the transfer. After transferring, remove string and wings to facilitate carving. Cut in half vertically from the neck to the leg area and carve horizontally the individual slices. Sometimes the leg area will split but this will not affect the taste. If this should happen, place parsley around this area to make a nicer presentation. Enjoy!


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Get the Call of Duty: Black Ops [ALL] Trailer off WP (80mb)
Call of Duty: Black Ops will take you behind enemy lines as a member of an elite special forces unit engaging in covert warfare, classified operations, and explosive conflicts across the globe. With access to exclusive weaponry and equipment, your actions will tip the balance during the most dangerous time period mankind has ever known.
Activision and Treyarch are prepping the first DLC for Call of Duty: Black Ops, expected to hit XBL on February 1, 2011 ( 1,200 Microsoft Points) and shortly thereafter on PC and PS3. The First Strike DLC will include five maps, with a variety of weaponry, variety of engagement types, variety of verticality, bringing some sniper opportunities into it.
First Strike Maps:
- Multiplayer
- Berlin Wall: situated around Checkpoint Charlie, the famous crossing between West/East Berlin.
- Discovery: Antarctica based German research facility, left behind since WW2.
- Kowloon: inspired by the singleplayer level, set on the rainy rooftops of Kowloon City in China.
- Stadium: set in hockey rink stadium in the North-Eastern USA.
- Zombie
- Ascension, no further details revealed.
Key Features
- Wide array of play modes including single player, local multiplayer versus and online co-op and multiplayer
- Call of Duty's signature multiplayer gameplay returns with new perks and killstreaks, deeper levels of character and weapon customization, and all new modes including:
- Wager Matches: One in the Chamber, Gun Game, Stick and Stones, Sharpshooter
- Theater Mode: View, record, and edit your favorite moments form multiplayer, and share with your friends
- Combat Training: Test your skills solo or Co-Op with friends against AI enemy players
- Seventh installment of the Call of Duty series, based on the live fire conflicts of the Cold War era
- Diverse variety of play setting ranging from urban air and ground combat in SE Asia, to snow combat in Soviet region and jungle combat
- Blending of traditional COD, and new first-person character scenarios designed to both retain the essence of the COD gaming experience and ensure constantly flowing and varied action
- New arsenal of weapons and vehicles tied to the Cold War era, including the SR-71 Blackbird and sited explosive-tipped crossbows
- Fan favorite Zombie mode is back providing endless hours of Zombie-slaying entertainment, solo or Co-Op
Call of Duty: Black Ops will be compatible with 3D-ready HDTVs and 3D PCs utilizing state-of-the-art active shutter 3D glasses, delivering true depth of field and an unprecedented level of immersion that is perfectly suited for the Call of Duty action experience. Call of Duty: Black Ops will be playable in both 3D and non-3D on the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.
Call of Duty: Black Ops for PC is NVIDIA 3D Vision-Ready and supports stereoscopic 3D gaming using 3D Vision active-shutter glasses and NVIDIA GeForce GPUs, while on Xbox 360 and PS3 consoles, 3D features require a compatible 3D-ready HD TV.
Call of Duty: Black Ops is rated "M" (Mature - Blood, Drug, Reference, Intense Violence and Language) by the ESRB.
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Wishes card
Tip: Create a lace border by punching a mirror image along a strip of glimmer paper. Use the Tonic Border System guides set to 3.5 cm on each side of the Cathedral Edger Punch. Begin by punching the center of the paper and then line up the guard with the one side of the outer edge of the punched image. Repeat several times and then move to the opposite side of the first punched image. Punch the Smile Accent within each Cathedral punch. Turn the paper strip over and punch mirror images.
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I have achieved very satisfying results after installing the Quest@Home cable patch found at http://www.speedguide.net/Cable_mode..._patches.shtml
For those who don't already know, when you first install Windows there are a bunch of pre-set default settings that affect your conection speed to the internet. These default values may hinder your conection speed. Aplying patches for your particular internet conection type you can significanty improve your speed.
For my ISP it is advertised that I should have a 1.5Mbps download speed. After preforming tests at http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/ I saw that I was only getting 400kbps which is less then half the advertised.
After applying the sguide_tweak_98_ME patch from http://www.speedguide.net/Cable_mode..._patches.shtml my speed increased to 662kbps, a signi9ficant improvement.
Then I applyed the Speed Guide Web Patch and the @Home patch, my speed then measured 985kbps, much closer to the value my ISP tells me I am suposed to get.
I thought that I would share that you,
newbies, you should be aware that you need to back up your registry before aplying any of the patches, and you should know how to restore your system back if there are any problems.


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The Panamanian golden frog (Atelopus zeteki) is a small, brightly coloured frog with distinctive black blotches on the upperside and sides of its body, as well as on its limbs (2) (4) (5). The colouration of this distinctive amphibian can vary between gold, pale yellow, bright yellow and green-yellow, and some individuals lack dark markings (2) (4). The head is long with a pointed, protruding snout, and the eyes have elliptical-shaped pupils (2).
The body of the Panamanian golden frog is slim and the skin on the upperside of the body has minute spikes on the surface. This species has elongated arms and legs and long, narrow fingers. The first and second fingers of the male are webbed (2).
Both sexes are similar in colouration (2), although they can be distinguished by size, as the male Panamanian golden frog is smaller than the female. The male also has noticeable dark brown areas on its first fingers during the breeding season, which are known as 'nuptial pads' and are used to grip the female during mating (2) (4) (5). The underside of the female's body becomes paler when she is carrying eggs (2).
The size of the Panamanian golden frog can vary greatly between habitats, with individuals found in dry forests usually being smaller than those in wet forests (2) (4).
The larva of the Panamanian golden frog has an oval-shaped, somewhat flattened body and a rounded tail. The colouration of the larva is dark brown or black on the upperside with metallic gold specks and dark green markings. After the larva has metamorphosed into a young adult, it undergoes a colour change and obtains the characteristic bright colouration of the mature adult (2).
The diet of the Panamanian golden frog is mainly composed of a varied mixture of small invertebrates (2). To protect itself from predators this species secretes a poison from its skin which can affect nerve cell function if it is ingested (2) (5).
In the late rainy season and early dry season, between November and January, the female Panamanian golden frog moves to areas surrounding streams to reproduce (2). The male Panamanian golden frog is usually resident around the stream, establishing a territory and defending it from other males using a unique method of hand-waving and foot-raising known as 'semaphoring' (2) (4) (5). Wrestling is known to occur between territorial males (2).
After mating has occurred, the female deposits a single string of around 370 cream-coloured eggs into the water body. The eggs are looped, arranged into layers and attached to the substrate (2). After nine days the eggs hatch and the larvae begin to develop (6). An adhesive area on the underside of the body ensures that the larva remains attached to the substrate and prevents it from being swept away by the current (2) (5).
The Panamanian golden frog is endemic to Panama (1) (2) (5), where it occurs east of the Tabasará ridge in Provincias Coclé (1).
The Panamanian golden frog inhabits tropical montane forests in wet areas, where it is generally found around the banks of streams and waterfalls on large moss-covered boulders, as well as in dry areas where it is lives on the forest floor (1) (2) (4). It is able to climb trees and can be found up to three metres from the ground (4).
The Panamanian golden frog is found between elevations of 335 and 1,315 metres (1).
The biggest threat to the Panamanian golden frog is chytridiomycosis, an infectious fungal disease which has been responsible for the decline of many other Atelopus species (1) (2). The spread of this disease is thought to be escalated by increasing temperatures caused by global warming (7).
The amount of suitable habitat for the Panamanian golden frog has been greatly reduced due to deforestation and clearing for agriculture, resulting in a decrease in its population size. Local agriculture has also released pesticides and fertilisers into the water system, polluting the water this species uses for larval development. The attractive-looking Panamanian golden frog is also collected from the wild for the pet trade (1) (2).
The Panamanian golden frog is protected by law in Panama and is found in many protected areas within its range (1). Captive breeding programmes in many zoos throughout the United States and at the El Valle Amphibian Conservation Centre in Panama have been successful, although until certain threats have been addressed the captive-bred individuals cannot be safely returned to the wild (1) (2) (4).
The Panamanian golden frog is listed on Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), effectively banning its export from Panama and import into other countries (3).
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Now, what exactly does that mean? Does this mean to crane one's neck back, as we might do in disgust? Or does it mean to suddenly tilt the chin up? Or, am I misunderstanding? Or is the LSJ mistaken?to throw the head back, in token of denial (which we
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If anyone knows a thorough treatment of the subject of known non-verbals, I would appreciate a chance to have a look.


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I know that all caps is obnoxious and that all caps for that particular announcement likens me to Monica from Friends when she's literally shouting from her balcony that she's getting married...but fuck it. I'm engaged!
Truthfully, bloggy friends, I got engaged two weeks ago. Actually, two weeks ago exactly from today. I wanted to tell all the people in my life and after making it official on Facebook (gotta love the internet age), I'm announcing it here and now to you nice people. You feel like friends too.
It's been almost two years since we started dating, and it's kind of unbelievable but I knew it right from the beginning. When I was in college, my roommate told me she thought I'd be one of those people who just knew instantly...and she was right. She actually told me last week that after I told her about him for the first time, she told her husband there was something very different about him. And after she met him for the first time, she told her husband not to tell me because I'd freak out, but that I was going to marry that boy. When I asked her how she knew, she said that I was more open with him than with anyone else before. So true, so true. I love good friends.
And there was clearly something different about him from the moment we met. I just felt so relaxed and comfortable. There was no pressure, no fear - he was so calming and made me so damn happy from the start. He's the kindest man I've ever known.
Truth be told, our first date was so good that when the check came and it was almost time to say goodbye, I asked him if I could buy him a drink at the bar. Because the date was so good and the conversation so great, I wanted to hold onto it for a little longer. After it ended, he walked me to my car and surprised me with a first kiss! He called his brother on the way home and a good friend of his, telling them both that I was something very special. And I called my mom to tell her the same thing.
I've always had major commitment issues (major!) but with him, it seemed so natural and I fell so easily. There were moments where I thought it was too good to be true but I was brave enough to wait them out. I saved the wine cork from our 4th date because I felt so good about things. It was the first time I cooked dinner for him, and the first time he was in my apartment (I'm such a lady!).
I've dated a lot of creeps, a couple really great guys, but mostly just dated guys who were so-so. I always felt that something wasn't right, that I was settling, but everyone always told me that I set my sights too high, that I was looking for someone perfect and no one is ever perfect. But my guy really is. Perfect for me. I know there are people out there who are looking for someone who doesn't exist, but that just wasn't me. I always knew exactly what I was looking for, I just didn't believe such a good dream could come true.
It did.
Believe in yourself. Trust yourself. No one ever does that enough.
Now on to the really good part! Because my guy works for an airline and I am utterly spoiled with ridiculous flight benefits, we took a trip to Italy. We spent time in Rome, Florence and Venice. And my sweetheart waited until we were alone on a bridge over a canal in Venice to pop the question. Most fucking romantic thing that's ever happened to me and probably ever will. I may watch too many movies, but damn - such a perfect setting! Not to mention the loveliest and most loving man who ever was. I haven't been able to wipe the grin off my face in weeks, and I doubt I ever will. God bless the broken road.


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The homeless of St. Petersburg, Fla. have become the unlikely stars of a series of fetish videos in which they were treated like human "punching bags" by scantily clad women. In exchange for the filmed maulings—some so severe they put the recipients in the hospital—they were given $50 by Jeffrey S. Williams, the 58-year-old website manager of shefights.net. Now two of the men are suing.
The truth about what Williams was up to came to light when G.W. Rolle, a local homeless advocate, walked through a downtown park and noticed that "several men had black eyes, busted lips and were limping."
At first, people wouldn't talk. But Rolle "overheard a couple of conversations about the beatdown," and started asking questions.
Several men explained that promoters and others from shefights.net recruited homeless men for the female domination fetish videos. The men were taken to a nearby townhome, where women beat them while someone videotaped the session. Sometimes, the men told Rolle, they were handcuffed or shackled and whipped or flogged.
The lawsuit, filed April 1st on behalf of two of the homeless men featured in the videos, claims that their exploitation by Williams violated specific state hate crimes meant to protect the homeless. Among their injuries, they list "broken ribs, a dislocated jaw, back injuries, a dislocated arm, sustained bruises and multiple lacerations." Williams, meanwhile, denies the charges, and is countersuing for damage to his reputation.
"These men are crack addicts and will say anything for money," he said. [St. Petersburg Times]


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The nights are cold and long. The minutes tick by slowly: tick, tick, tick... It takes an eternity for one measly hour to pass. Tonight will be another hard night, with little sleep. Huddled under a bridge, knees tucked up to the chin, hands stuffed under armpits for warmth. This is not how a Tuesday night should be spent. Hunched over in the darkness; aching joints, stiff legs, the wind whips around the bridge pillar that presses cold against your back. At least the road overhead keeps the rain away.
Through the constant rumble of the traffic above, sitting in the dirt and the filth, you wait for dawn. But when it comes the strong beams of light barely penetrate your soul. You are thankful for only one thing - that you weren't harassed by drugged-up strangers in the night. You don't even count being alive as a blessing, it's hard to be thankful for life when no-one would notice if you were gone.
Slowly you unfurl your legs, trying to massage away the damp cold that settled in overnight. There is no joy to be taken in the chirping morning bird song. It is merely a stark reminder that you are alone. No-one is here to wish you good morning. No-one looks for you during the day. No-one is thinking about you at all. You are worth nothing. And you will never be anything.
Feeling insignificant and worthless sits deep within your bones. Your mind drifts back to the countless times that Dad called you pathetic. The way he scorned your requests for help as Mum stubbed cigarettes out in your arms. Her eyes filled with hate.
Stinging tears stain your cheeks as you think of them. Home is no longer a place for you. It is a construct, a fictitious environment dreamt up by strangers living happier lives. Yours is desolate, decaying shell, housing vicious people who you cannot trust, to which you will never return.
You step out from under the bridge and into the wind. You have no school or workplace to go to. You have one objective for the day… Where will you hide tonight? Where will you hide from the weather and the volatile people that angrily roam the streets?
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We hope you enjoyed your time at the Annual Meeting! We felt the momentum and enthusiasm around Pathways was strong and we wanted to thank you for making this Project a huge success!
For the first time, the Pathways Commission had a booth at the Exhibit Hall which displayed all of our newest reports. Along with providing members with our newly published materials, the booth facilitated invigorating discussions about Pathways projects and possible future directions in accounting higher education. The booth was instrumental in connecting members and Commissioners in a more collaborative way allowing for the exchange of new exciting ideas and insights to emerge. On Tuesday morning, Pete and Carolyn Wilson visited the booth and gave a special presentation to the lucky visitors who happened to be visiting the booth at that time. This was a very special surprise, one that we hope will be repeated at next year's Annual Meeting!
In addition to the booth, Pathways had four panel sessions that highlighted the work we have accomplished since last August. While the first session provided an overview of the progress of all six recommendations, the remaining three sessions provided a more detailed examination of the Commissions work on curriculum, advance placement and integrating professionally oriented faculty more fully into the faculty. All four sessions were followed by great discussions, demonstrating the continued interest and engagement in the Pathways mission by members who are ready to implement these new ideas at their institution. Overall, we felt that Pathway's presence and mission was positively received and we look forward to your comments and future participation!
Go Pathways!
Two years have now passed since the issuance of the Pathways Commission report: Charting a National Strategy for the Next Generation of Accountants. In its second year of implementation, The Pathways Commission continues to be focused on the overall goal of enhancing the quality and integrity of the educational process for future accountants, making sure that the pipeline of future accountants is robust and building a learned profession through greater connectivity between the academic and practice elements of the profession.
During this second year of implementation we have begun to realize the fruits of many hours of concentrated effort by so many outstanding volunteers. Through the work of the Recommendation Leaders and their task forces, specific and actionable changes for accounting education and the practice community have been introduced and are being adopted by increasing numbers of faculty and other stakeholders with a vested interest in enhancing accounting higher education.
Implementation activity occurred in every recommendation area during this second year of concentrated effort. Several major papers which dig deeper into the opportunities and impediements to accounting education change are being published and can be reviewed in detail by clicking on individual Recommendation pages. A major survey of accounting department chairs is currently underway and will be published soon. As anticipated at the beginning of the implementation process, the original recommendations and the additional insights from initial implementation efforts are leading to exciting new ideas and perhaps provocative additional recommendations. Our focus this year has two major components—tangible results from existing recommendations and establishing a sustainable process for educational change into the future.
While significant implementation progress was made on many recommendations, here are a few key highlights for the second year of activity:


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Since its very public, much-ballyhooed initial public offering in May and the stock's subsequent swoon, Facebook has been raked over the coals by Wall Street, individual investors and the press alike. But at least one person feels empathy for the social network: High-profile Silicon Valley investor Ben Horowitz.
Horowitz compared Facebook's recent woes to his own experience with taking a company public, when as CEO he led hosting services company LoudCloud to market 11 years ago.
"We were similar to Facebook," Horowitz said at the TechCrunch: Disrupt technology conference Monday morning, "in that it wasn't the most opportune time for the company to take it public." Because of this (and other factors, no doubt), LoudCloud initially lost 95 percent of its value.
Contrast that to Facebook's current plight. The company's shares have been in free fall, its stock price more than halved in the four months since first being listed on the Nasdaq at $38 per share, valuing the company at a massive $104 billion. As it sits this morning, shares of Facebook are hovering around $18.
Also familiar is the blame game, Horowitz said: "Lots of people were calling for me to be fired." Similarly, there have been some calling for the heads of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg or the oft-blamed David Ebersman, Facebook's chief financial officer who painstakingly led the company through the long IPO process.
Perhaps the biggest strain, however, isn't on the management — it's on the rank-and-file members of the social giant. "It creates a lot of pressure on the employees," Horowitz said. "A lot of the employees go home at the end of the day, facing others who are saying to them, 'So I read in the paper that you guys are a bunch of idiots.'" That's a gnarly morale hit that would wear on any company over time — especially after one of the most-watched public market debuts in tech history.
That's most likely why Zuckerberg will take the stage at Disrupt on Tuesday, to address the public for the first time since his company went public. No doubt Wall Street, the Valley and Facebook's employees will all be paying rapt attention (I know I will).
But in the end, Horowitz essentially argued that everything ends up working out — as long as the company leadership stays focused. LoudCloud pulled a pivot (to some degree) and turned into OpsWare, which went on to be acquired by HP for $1.6 billion in 2006.
Horowitz's message wasn't, "Don't worry Mark, one day you'll be able to sell!" It was to weather the storm, because when you go public, negative attention like this is to be expected.
"In Silicon Valley, when you're a private company, the entrepreneur can do no wrong," Horowitz said. But when that IPO comes, "the public reverses, and investors are all incensed that the entrepreneur screwed them" if they aren't getting expected returns in the market.
In other words — hang in there, Mark.


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even better, just tell sysctl to run in quiet mode
let users see errors from sysctl
dhcp helper module fixes dhcpcd-backgrounder renamed to dhcpcd-wrapper dhcpcd-wrapper applies dns_search_domains_* to /etc/resolv.conf fixes #94027 when used with dhcpcd-1.3.22_p4-r10 dhcpcd module now applies route metric if possible
system module now creates it's temporary files in /tmp instead of /etc
removed cruft from net-scripts functions helper as rc-services.sh can now be sourced by our dhcp helpers without causing errors.
handle arbitrary kernel versions for autoload files #35872
add a generic framework for bootlogging
quote $EDITOR #94412
is_net_fs now works with what $1 was mounted as, not would it would be remounted as - fixes #53104
Added macnet module (like essidnet but for mac addresses) Regresses macchanger one version Tweaked module depends for macnet dhcp helper now uses macnet
You can now configure all options via the MAC address of your network card and the MAC address of AP you connect to like so config_001122334455=( "192.168.0.2/24 brd +") Fixes the last part of #52975 The old way of configuring for the MAC address of the AP is no longer supported
report ${myservice} instead of $0 when disallowing net scripts to work in the boot runlevel - fixes #91534
filter gfs in the net fs list #93911 by Thomas Rasch
networking now expands configuration parameters - fixes #91564 so config_eth0=( "192.168.{1..3}.{1..3}/24 brd +" ) expands into config_eth0=( "192.168.1.1/24 brd +" "192.168.1.2/24 brd +" "192.168.1.3/24 brd +" "192.168.2.1/24 brd +" "192.168.2.2/24 brd +" "192.168.2.3/24 brd +" "192.168.3.1/24 brd +" "192.168.3.2/24 brd +" "192.168.3.3/24 brd +" ) updated ESSID variables example in wireless.example - fixes #92469
Quiet down valid_i() if /softlevel do not yet exist, try #2.
added #!/bin/bash or #!/bin/sh to modules and helpers so they now get nice syntax highlighting and indenting
fix ifconfig to understand CIDR addresses - bug #93237 iproute2 now works out broadcast addresses
Fixup sbin/{depscan.sh,modules-update} to use is_older_than() for mtime logic. Some small tweaks regarding 2.6 systems and modules-update.
Merged Paul Pacheco's parallel startup #69854 and modules update #55329 patches If RC_PARALLEL_STARTUP==yes then we no longer output einfo/ebegin messages as they don't line up on screen correctly - instead we output service ${myservice} starting/started/stopping/stopped/failed
mount /dev with exec #92921 by Lachlan Pease
move nsswitch.conf to glibc
try to minimize user interaction during boot with RC_FORCE_AUTO
force halt/reboot if first try failed
udhcpc and dhclient now select the best interface when one goes down
rework the addon code abit to support profiling
run irqbalance once /var is rw #85304
make sure devs dont call exit in init.d scripts #85298
simplify init.d syntax checking and allow users to run /etc/init.d/script status #85892
handle LABEL/UUID properly in /etc/fstab #90603
make sure /dev is mounted with sane settings #87745
punt pam files #92387
Quiet down valid_i() if /softlevel do not yet exist.
Really fix trace_dependencies() to handle net.* services properly.
Fix get_service_index() being off by one. Fix trace_dependencies() to also take net into regard if its a net_service. This fixes two problems, first shutdown should bring services down that uses net before the net.* services, and secondly '/etc/init.d/net.eth0 needsme', etc should now work properly. All changes to sbin/rc-services.sh.
changed default indentation to 2 spaces to match rcscripts in functions.sh wpa_supplicant now stops wpa_cli before wpa_supplicant to fix a potential future error
Fix user function hooks for echoing to stdout and protecting our vars
Do not create the udev devices.tar.bz2 if we do not have write permissions for /. Request by Donnie (spyderous) for boxes with / on NFS.
Fixor column/color logic for when used in portage.
move crypto-loop to util-linux and skel/bash files to bash
revert /etc/bash -> /etc/bash/bashrc changes since we have more than bashrc to put there now
export the service name for scripts to access #86348
If no /etc/modules.conf exist, do not 'touch' it, but create a new file with the 'modules-update header' in it to get modules-update to do the right thing (regen), and not just quit (init.d/modules).
ignore trailing comments in module files #88553
sync special var list with portages env-update #88819
wpa_supplicant now supports wpa_supplicant-0.4.0 iwconfig downs and ups the interface after a scan
iproute2 now handles mtu the same way as ifconfig - fixes #90242 net.lo no longer errors when using postdown and postup functions
Address network routes now get metrics applied as well (ie a route automatically added when an address is added) net.lo no longer errors when exlcuding modules who are installed
* rc-scripts-1.6.11
* rc-scripts 1.7.1
Changed "sed -ne" to "sed -n -e" for portability. Added auto_interface (default yes). if auto_interface is yes then we *) default to dhcp *) automatically calculate a metric (this may need work) *) select the best interface based on metric (restore resolv.conf, ntp.conf and yp.conf we have saved) otherwise we *) default to null wpa_supplicant no longer kills itself when we're not stopping the interface it's running on. wpa_supplicant now uses wpa_monitor (yet to be released) if available. Added a new module called system which enables the definition of domain name, dns servers, ntp servers, nis domain and nis servers per interface. essidnet and dhcp helpers have been re-coded around this module.
Removed sbin/livecd-functions.sh and bin/bashlogin as they are only used in release building, and they have been moved to livecd-tools.
Do not kill udevd in /sbin/rc, as it is apparently evil.
Fixed ifconfig and iproute2 erroring from new lo code - fixes #88006 If /proc/net/netlink does not exist then iproute2 will fail the check_installed function with an appropriate error - Thanks to Jeremy Huddleston for the patch. If /proc/net/packet does not exist then wpa_supplicant will fail check_installed function with an appropriate error Background fixes for net.lo, udhcpc and wpa_supplicant
wpa_supplicant now calls iwconfig_defaults and iwconfig_user_config if available - fixes #88703
removed ${devnull} from net.lo and net-script modules updated all modules not to re-direct stderr where appropriate iwconfig and wpa_supplicant now save their current ESSID via save_options and reload it in their pre_stops so that ${ESSID} and ${ESSIDVAR} can be used in users custom postdown functions
have the status function of init.d scripts affect the exit value #88319 by Josh Nichols
added bug number
added a bash_variable to functions.sh which converts the given string into a variable that bash can use - fixes #88175 net scripts can only launch if we're not in ${BOOTLEVEL}
RC_DAEMON_syslog_ng allows syslog-ng to be started with the specified launcher - like valgrind or strace. Handy for debugging/auditing. Thanks to Rob Holland for the idea. Stopped setting ESSID in predown functions in iwconfig and wpa_supplicant as there is no guarantee that the current ESSID is the one we started with Also, we may not have an ESSID at all...
/etc/bash/bashrc -> /etc/bashrc
bridge stops removing IP addresses from bridge ports. iwconfig no longer tries to get an ESSID from non-wireless interfaces. ifconfig no longer errors when deleting addresses on a non-existant interface.
Get modules-update to clean up after itself if we on a 2.6 kernel without modules.conf
revamped rc-services.sh for STYLE updates and code rationalisation.
udhcpc now checks for custom hostname correctly
Fix mylevel not being set if valid_iuse(), etc is called from /sbin/rc.
Fix tracing for current service as list_depend_trace() was removed.
Take sort_services function from bug #70009, and fix the removing of a service from a array properly by using unset. Use this instead of the trace_* stuff, and fixup shutdown order.
fix svcmount perms #85888
Export myservice when starting critical services, as its needed by some of the addons (dmcrypt for example).
fixed typo in iwconfig - fixes #84999 thanks to Jérémie Delente
halt the system with -h #84654
prepend rc-daemon.sh functions with rc_ to avoid name conflicts
Make sure the last test in init.d/modules do not bork the return value of the script if not true.
udev/selinux lovin
Fix UTF-8 ChangeLog breakage (again)
The system() stuff in *depends.awk should be dosystem().
Update ChangeLog and tarball.sh for 1.7.0 development release (baselayout-1.12.0_alpha1)
Update ChangeLog for 1.6.10 release (baselayout 1.11.10)
changed from $( cat ${file} ) to $( < ${file ) in net-scripts fixed ChangeLog corruption rc-daemon.sh now works with the env program
rc-services.sh now does a /sbin/depscan.sh -u if we have not got our deptree loaded removed net_start/stop function from net.lo, bridge and bonding net.lo now supports depend() per interface like so depend_br0() { need net.eth0 net.eth1 }
applied STYLE updates to rc-status rc-status now uses find correctly for -maxdepth which fixes #84055
bridging and bonding modules now start an interface if it's not marked as started
iwconfig now defaults the transmit key to 1
net_service() now returns 1 for non net-services - fixes bug #83352 rc-daemon.sh now uses requote()
Add requote() for rc-daemon.sh to use; fix ChangeLog corruption
Fix braindead logic in init.d/checkfs ([[ -z ]] &&, not -n).
rc-daemon.sh now provides a working wrapper for start-stop-daemon fixes bug #7198 removed ps calls from net scripts
Style updates for init.d/halt.sh.
Only run pam_console_apply if we are actually using pam_console.
Updated livecd-functions.sh to match what we are using on the LiveCD.
Fix init.d/checkfs, init.d/localmount and init.d/halt.sh to call start_addon, stop_addon, start_volumes and stop_volumes.
Update /sbin/modules-update to work without modprobe.old (modutils) for 2.6 kernels.
Update /etc/init.d/modules so that it will only touch modules.conf if we have a <= 2.4 kernel, or have /sbin/modprobe.old.
Add use tempory file for deptree, bug #48303, thanks to patch from Stefan Hoefer <email@example.com>.
Add {start,stop}-volumess() to /sbin/functions.sh, as well as RC_VOLUME_ORDER to /etc/conf.d/rc.
rc-status manpage #81917
move the serial init.d into the setserial package
add some more common {for,back}ward-word bindings to inputrc #53770
ups kill updates #46440
net.lo now supports fallback_route - fixes #75676 due to bash limitations, only one fallback route is supported cleaned up dhcp helper iproute now appends routes instead of adding them - this allows multiple default routes RC_STRICT_NET_CHECKING now supports the none "option" which means that the net service is always up
RC_STRICT_NET_CHECKING now supports the none "option" which means that the net service is always up
iproute2 now allows appends routes instead of adding them this allows many default routes
net.lo now supports fallback_route - fixes #75676 due to bash limitations, only one fallback route is supported
import some VServer stuff #55973
punt PROTOCOL and move around consolefont
Fix /sbin/functions.sh not to run stty during 'emerge depend'.
netmask2cidr now works correctly - fixes #81119 Thanks to Benoit Boissinot for the patch
netmask2cidr now works correctly - fixes #81119 Thanks to Benoit Boissinot for the patch
remove apache user #77738
It's now possible to configure addresses and routes for the loopback interface if required - however you cannot override our defaults wpa_supplicant and iwconfig now loop for 5 seconds if essid is not returned straight away fixed depends error in run_script
make sure to filter devpts when unmounting
wpa_supplicant and iwconfig now loop for 5 seconds if essid is not returned straight away
change default home of man to /usr/share/man
fix testing of device-mapper with lvm #80206
dnsdomainname overriding works again - fixes #80174
removed warning from ifconfig
tag 1.11.9
update crypto-loop to new util-linux #40874 by J�rgen H�tzel / jochen
dm-crypt loopback #73598 and dm-crypt gpg #75659 and style updates
Punt the guest user #74737.
/etc/filesystems is a configuration file too ! #74176
typo fixes #77582
dont use the vague 'none' when mounting stuff #78684
use pure bash instead of awk ... thanks to ciaranm for holding my hand
use clock, dont need it #78997
removed udhcpc-* and dhclient-* helper modules and replaced them with a generic dhcp module which caters for all interfaces and dhcp clients that need it. We now prefer iproute2 over ifconfig if both are installed.
STYLE fixes to many net-scripts modules Removed hardcoded Version and replaced with cvs $Header:
replaced awk commands with sed equivalents in net-scripts to make us more portable
wpa_supplicant now works with EAP - fixes #78367
wpa_supplicant now works with EAP - fixes #78367
all modules should now check interface existance correctly - fixes #76385
all modules should now check interface existance correctly - fixes #76385
patch for #76385 removed due to modules needing to create interfaces
net.lo changed logic to read "only fail if no configuration parameters work, bring interface down and abort". Fixes #78092
net.lo changed logic to read "only fail if no configuration parameters work, bring interface down and abort". Fixes #78092
allow pure IPv6 addresses - fixes #73844
allow pure IPv6 addresses - fixes #73844
net dependancies corrected in runscript.sh - fixes #77839
net dependancies corrected in runscript.sh - fixes #77839
wpa_supplicant forces ctrl_interface to /var/run/wpa_supplicant and removes stale directories clean_pidfile function no longer errors on empty pidfiles
wpa_supplicant forces ctrl_interface to /var/run/wpa_supplicant and removes stale directories clean_pidfile function no longer errors on empty pidfiles ipppd fixes for shutdown
ipppd module now stops correctly - fixes #73067 again
ipppd module now stops correctly - fixes #73067 again
net.lo now ignores dot files when loading modules
net.lo now ignores dot files when loading modules
added "noop" config parameter which means take no action if the interface is up and has an address configured, otherwise continue addresses are now removed when starting an interface - fixes #77111
added "noop" config parameter which means take no action if the interface is up and has an address configured, otherwise continue addresses are now removed when starting an interface - fixes #77111
udhcpc-ifconfig now deletes addresses using 0.0.0.0 for uclibc - fixes #76846
udhcpc-ifconfig now deletes addresses using 0.0.0.0 for uclibc - fixes #76846
ifconfig now deletes addresses using 0.0.0.0 for uclibc - fixes #76846
ifconfig now deletes addresses using 0.0.0.0 for uclibc - fixes #76846
dhcpcd and udhcpc now run via the eval statement so quotes can be used in options. Fixes #74053 - thanks to Evan Buswell (merged from HEAD change on 12 Dec 2004)
iwconfig now accepts mode "auto" and defaults to it
iwconfig now accepts mode "auto" and defaults to it
bridge now marks interfaces as UP - fixes #75354 net.lo tests the return value of modprobe - fixes #76385 iwconfig now sets enc keys through an eval statement - fixes #76601 updated wireless.example for whitespace in keys
bridge now marks interfaces as UP - fixes #75354 net.lo tests the return value of modprobe - fixes #76385 iwconfig now sets enc keys through an eval statement - fixes #76601 updated wireless.example for whitespace in keys
rc-update STYLE updates
merge freebsd fixes
iwconfig now sets ESSIDVAR for master/ad-hoc modes - fixes #74802
iwconfig now sets ESSIDVAR for master/ad-hoc modes - fixes #74802
macchanger now localalises ${opts} - fixes #74809
wpa_supplicant - fixed file location for wpa_cli and association test as it they changed in wpa_supplicant-0.3.x wpa_supplicant now brings the interface up before launching - fixes #74637
wpa_supplicant now brings the interface up before launching - fixes #74637
fixed type in association test
wpa_supplicant - fixed file location for wpa_cli as it changed to /usr/bin in wpa_supplicant-0.3.1
baselayout-1.11.8 released
RC_USE_FSTAB support
tweak start_critical_service to use service names passed to it
rc-status now reports stopping status Updated documentation to point non-usb linux-wlan-ng users to use hostap-driver instead
Tweak init.d/halt.sh to support new text based udev_db ('udevinfo -d' do not work anymore, and there is no space after '(S|N):'). Also check if devices.tar.bz2 is empty before trying to create it, bug #71143.
static setting for RC_DEVICES means that /dev is the users problem
dont unpack an empty udev tarball
tweak get_mount_fstab to be more error resistant
Add suport for using /sbin/udevsend from new udev-048 as hotplug multiplexer.
dhcpcd and udhcpc now run via the eval statement so quotes can be used in options. Fixes #74053 - thanks to Evan Buswell
fixed installed typo in net.lo - fixes #74152. Thanks to Federico Galassi
fixed installed typo in net.lo - fixes #74152. Thanks to Federico Galassi
rc doesn't stop hotplugged devices when system is booting - fixes #61594 thanks to Andreas Sundebo for the fix
rc doesn't stop hotplugged devices when system is booting - fixes #61594 thanks to Andreas Sundebo for the fix
fixed net.lo getting vlan config
fixed net.lo getting vlan config
removed is_in_fstab function and replaced with get_mount_fstab which returns a mount command based on the contents of fstab. Resolves bugs #70044 and #73762
iwconfig now unsets wireless config and downs interface when backgrounding fails wpa_supplicant now supports backgrounding
fixed iconfig gateway bug number to the correct one - #73641
fixed iconfig gateway bug number to the correct one - #73641
added service_stopped function to make reading code easier and trying to avoid race conditions
essidnet - fixed setting up search domains removed hardcoded ath0 in wpa_supplicant ifconfig now reads the old gateway variable correctly - fixes #73607
ifconfig and iproute2 now support function interface_set_mac_address macchanger no longer depends on macchanger if configuring a specific mac address
essidnet - fixed setting up search domains ifconfig now reads the old gateway variable correctly - fixes #73607 iwconfig now supports backgrounding
added rc-script status "stopping" now creates starting stopping and inactive directories in $svcdir
added rc-script statuses "starting" and "inactive" dhcpcd, udhcpc and dhclient now support backgrounding - fixes #52975
removed hardcoded ath0 in wpa_supplicant
Merge updates from HEAD
macchanger defaults to setting the interface down, and then trying with it up - fixes #71929 macchanger converts mac_${IFACE} to lowercase - fixes #73549 iproute2 now configures the interface up everytime we add an address removed "need interface" from all modules depends as net.lo requires interface anyway
dhclient now kill it's process if it failed to get a lease on startup all dhclient responses are now handled correctly
removed modules use dependancy in net.lo and added installed - this allows use to provide "virtual" modules which are only "installed" when other depended modules are installed
wpa_supplicant module added config-system now creates files as .tmp instead of .new and loads the wpa_supplicant module if needed ifconfig now addes aliases to devices other than eth0 dhcpcd, dhclient, pump and udhcpc now expose the dhcp_${IFACE} variable instead of the old peer_dns_${IFACE}, peer_ntp_${IFACE}, peer_nis_${IFACE} ones
fixed dhclient-ifconfig to look for dhclient-udhcpc-wrapper in the correct place and changed hardcoded eth1 to ${interface} in udhcpc-ifconfig. Fixes #73327 - thanks to Benoit Boissinot essidnet gets the essid itself instead of relying on ${ESSID}
simplify halt.sh unmounting and try a little harder to remount remaining filesystems readonly
ipppd module now looks for ipppd in /usr/sbin - fixes #73067
udhcpc and dhclient no longer flush interfaces if we don't need too
udhcpc now caches it's IP address and requests it the next time it starts if the address is not released
Moved generic dhcp options into a space seperated string
Fixed config-system for only changing hostname when needed udhcpc and dhclient now restore saved configs when stopping and work with non-infinite leases
make the config file update checking better #71285
Fixed iwconfig report if iwgetid does not support --channel
Added option dhcp_release to specify if we release the DHCP lease or not defaults to no Changed variables peer_* to dhcp_* dhclient and udhcpc now specify a pidfile
update the netmount script to kill processes again
Documentation fixes regarding iwconfig and linux-wlan-ng Fixed bonding deps per bug #71419
let users override hardcode mount options (for like /proc /sys /dev/pts etc...) with /etc/fstab #70044
fix uml/colinux checks in clock init script
make sure /etc/rc.conf has precedence over conf.d entries with critical services
clarified lack of linux-wlan-ng support in documentation
Fixed up address detection in apipa net.lo now checks for duplicate static IPv4 addresses before assigning iwconfig now supports preassociate and postassociate user hooks net.example - changed $1 to ${IFACE} in examples
Fixed adsl stopping - #68934. Thanks to Andreas Kauer
make keymaps more flexible #72225
Ensure all net-scripts modules depend on interface_variable function where applicable
fixed variables for vlans in most modules
Fixed pump exporing ntp servers implemented MODULES_DIR so we can change directory we load from on the fly
Removed rp_filter setting - fixes first part of bug #71971 Added sysctl.conf settings relating to rp_filter to sysctl.conf - fixes last part of bug #71971
iproute2 does not need to create dummy interfaces for aliases unlike ifconfig so we no longer do this We now bring down all aliases and addresses properly Split off some functions from net.lo into helpers.d/functions so that our DHCP helper scripts can use them too :) Deprecated interface specific setup in favour of a generic config macchanger brings interface up now - fixes #71929 DHCP over VLAN now works - fixes #71860 Disabled modified function checking as it's far too expensive on CPU and still isn't 100% reliable When specifing a module that isn't emerged, you now get an error telling you what to emerge Removed -p option from the diff call used for function removal
removed iproute2 udhcpc reliance on the "bc" command
Remove crap "ll" and "d" aliases from skel .bashrc
tests for hostname (none) when sending hostname via dhcpcd, udhpc or pump udhcpc now does correct signal handling so we can release leases and terminate cleanly Improved pump process detection Rewrote udhcpc helper scripts around udhcpc and wrapped dhclient to udhcpc scripts. This makes things much saner as udhcpc is much saner - also fixed essidnet and ipv6 local link for them.
ifconfig handles inet6 routing automatically - bug #33310 ifconfig - fixed old gateway + gateway in routes conflict iproute2 cleaned up some functions
Fixed iproute2 adding addresses for vlans - bug #71419
Updated bonding documentation - bug #71419
Fixed invalid variable handling in bonding and vlan - bug #71419 apipa now brings the interface up before testing if address exists
We no longer default a fallback to APIPA when no config is given net.example fleshed out a bit more for dhcpcd - fixes #60845 Improved forced module handling a touch modules_sort and modules_check_user in net.lo buffer _provides, _before and _after in arrays to avoid shelling out
Split modules_load into smaller more managable functions in net.lo Added modules_force option to net.lo with a big phat warning in net.example about it potentially breaking networking Fixed indentation problem in ifconfig
use find|xargs instead of find -exec #59732.
stop using /etc/conf.d/basic
Added searchdomains_ESSID option to essidnet Stopped the domain setting from putting the same entry in search in config-system and essidnet
new hostname/domainname scripts; move configuration to the standard conf.d/{hostname,domainname} files
make sure users stop setting CLOCK in rc.conf instead of conf.d/clock
Removed second warning in net.lo when configuration not set Fixed random address range in apipa
Documented APIPA module in net.example Added kernel checking for vlan - fixes #70829 Added kernel checking for bonding, bridging and tuntap Added iproute2 support to the APIPA module
make svcdir mounting simpler #69595
Added arping duplicate address detection to net.lo Created Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA) module Bonding is now started pre instead of post
Added dependancy checking to ipppd Bonding is now started pre instead of post Fixed missing changes of get_type to interface_type and get_variable to interface_variable
Fixed iface variable in dhcp modules for vlans Changed get_device to interface_device Changed get_type to interface_type Added vlan configuration options and documented them in net.example Fixed bridge configuration handling Removed _get_vlans from iproute2 and ifconfig as vlan now does it itself
Fixed category of rp-pppoe to net-dialup error when requesting ADSL Improved inet6 address deletion and detection in iproute2 Improved gateway logic in ifconfig Changed all wireless reporting functions to use iwgetid instead of parsing iwconfig output except for essid
fix rc-scripts version in ChangeLog
Added options to configure bridge Added bridge configuration example to net.example Added missing required function interface_exists to iptunnel check_depends
Fix shell scripting errors that would result in /sbin/functions.sh: line 166: [: too many arguments. These errors were introduced in revision 1.74 of functions.sh
Fix shell scripting error that would result in /sbin/functions.sh: line 166: [: too many arguments
net-scripts/net.modules.d/bridge - fixed destroying a bridge if no ports were added - starts interfaces if they don't exist - fixed bug #65153 net-scrips/net.modules.d/bonding - starts interfaces if they don't exist net-scripts/init.d/net.lo - added net_start() function to start depandant ifaces so that bridge br0 can active tun0 which net.tun0 has to create
net-scripts/init.d/net.lo - added use dependany on wlan incase we're using linux-wlan-ng drivers fixes bug #64978 - moved start() to run_start() and stop() to run_stop() created run() and new start()/stop() functions this is so that we have one single entry point to localise variables and to remove any added functions loaded by our modules - removed redundant interface_exists() as it's provided by ifconfig and/or iproute2 net-scripts/net.modules.d/ifconfig and iproute2 - added ifconfig_tunnel and iproute2_tunnel functions addred gre/ipip tunnel support via the the tunnel module - fixes bug #50765
net-scripts/net.modules.d/pump - fixed setting ntp servers net-scripts/net.modules.d/dhcpcd - fixed stopping function Fixed last ChangeLog date to today and not tomorrow :/
net.lo - added get_type function to return the type of the interface - eth, ippp, etc ipppd, tuntap - start() moved to pre_start() and we now test by type this means you no longer need ifconfig_ippp0=( "isdn" "dhcp" ) as ippp0 is always an isdn device bridge - fixed stop function and moved start() to pre_start() and automatically start if the variable bridge_${iface} exists net.example - fixed up documentation for changed behaviour above
Fixed bonding module to work with interface commands Added extra output to the bonding module
net-scripts/init.d/net.lo - we remove all added functions when restarting an interface this relies on the diff command being available added isdn support via the new ipppd module net-scripts/conf.d/net.example - added sample isdn setup net-scripts/conf.d/wireless.example - added better descriptions to the _sleep variables Fixed boolean logic error when testing is_net_up in /sbin/runscript.sh - fixed bug #70022
keep clock in CRITICAL_SERVICES, but run it after modules and /usr are setup #70008
make sure critical services source conf.d files #69956
net.lo update
Fixed up error message and documentation when scanning does not work in iwconfig
fixup iwconfig error when scanning is not supported
inet6 fixes - bug #65417
net-scripts/init.d/net.lo - modprobe ${IFACE} when ${IFACE} does not exist
*** empty log message ***
dont create /dev/sndstat anymore #69635.
fix syntax error #69789
dump the error message returned by hwclock
*** empty log message ***
Add the 'lo' option to RC_NET_STRICT_CHECKING to resolve bug #29225.
Move all functions in above end code and add comment
Do not delete depscan and envupdate caches on reboot, as this should improve bootup times - works nicely with the '-u' parameters of both. Also move the '-u' parameter test of depscan.sh after the directory exist test, else /started/, etc do not exist.
accept -nc as a short option to --nocolor #64736. also change $* to $@.
start clock earlier #68133
allow users to choose filesystem format for /dev #69091 and add a help file for people missing /dev/null or /dev/console
Only add files not managed by udev to device tarball, bug #57110.
use pam_console_apply on udev and dont run $(id) when we have $EUID
- make devfsd run regardless of how devfs was mounted #68795 - respect / passno properly (dont use -A) #68822 - add gentoo=forcefsck - dont save device tarball on livecd #68469
more net-scripts fixes, related to module loading and stopping aliases
In net-scripts/net.modules.d/ifconfig: - Simplify ifconfig_is_up() - Fix ifconfig_get_aliases_rev() to actually work... you can't specify an interface name to ifconfig if you want to see the aliases. - Workaround a couple ifconfig bugs dealing with aliases - Correct a return status in ifconfig_interface_del_addresses()
arguements -> arguments typo
Include livecd patch that was applied to baselayout-1.9.4-r6 to use agetty instead of mingetty
mount tmpfs instead of ramfs on /dev for udev systems #68653
Add support for user_eth0 in the adsl module and in net.example. This means that most users won't need to edit pppoe.conf at all
Remove old etc/conf.d/net and try to clarify instructions in net-scripts/conf.d/net.example. Add example for ADSL
unify all the uml checks into one function, is_uml_sys()
more network filesystems
remove the automount of ramdisk since it isnt perfect
handle read only filesystems nicer
add UNICODE #32111 and UML support #29707
In net.lo, use eindent for output of pre/post scripts
Add v-e-commands (veinfo, vbegin, etc) to sbin/functions.sh that depend on RC_VERBOSE which defaults to no. Add --verbose to args understood by runscript.sh. Use veinfo and friends in net-scripts/init.d/net.lo when loading modules since this information is confusing to users. Always load global "modules" setting in following "modules_iface" since this is a little easier for users to understand.
only run cache-building scripts when the cache is out of date #67976
add shfs to our net filesystems list
dont run /sbin/pam_console_apply if using udev #50315
move devfs stuff to the devfs package #67276
add support for coLinux to clock
make /usr/local have highest precedence in PATH #12531
clean up clock and make it more configurable (ideas from redhat and #15834)
also make noexec default for /dev/shm
have default /dev/shm mount with nodev/nosuid
allow users to use tmpfs/ramfs/ramdisk as their service directories #64079
Fix rc-status to work with new COLS code
move the utmp clearing code out of bootmisc and into rc itself #61727
make handling of /dev a much more flexible process
Spanky doesn't like the dots... disable them by default, but you can set RC_DOT_PATTERN=' .' in /etc/conf.d/rc to get them back
Cosmetic fixes for starting loopback interface
rc-scripts 1.6.2
Install net.modules.d to /lib/rcscripts instead of /etc so we don't have to deal with CONFIG_PROTECT Fix diff code in modules_load so it can identify which functions have been modified Fix fallback mechanism in iface_start so that it works correctly and doesn't report a bogus error message when trying the fallback Get rid of need_begin trickery in iface_stop Simplify eend processing in dhcp modules Implement eindent, eoutdent, esetdent in functions.sh and adjust net-scripts to use them. Re-write einfo, ewarn, eerror, ebegin, eend, ewend to use RC_INDENTATION and to work better on serial terminals Remove conf.d/net.ppp0 since that is provided by net-dialup/ppp
fix ipaddr_fallback example
add domainname to boot runlevel by default #47041
Create NET_FS_LIST and is_net_fs in functions.sh and use them in checkroot, localmount, netmount, net.example, and net.lo
Remove init.d/net.eth0 net.lo and net.ppp0. The first two are provided now by net-scripts and net.ppp0 is shipped in net-dialup/ppp
dont override netboot/kernel setups with localhost #38172
add some nfs examples to sysctl.conf
mount /sys with the -n param
Update to net-scripts 1.0.2 from Roy
change net.ipv4.conf.default.rp_filter to default on
use sort -u instead of uniq #36453
add more info to sysctl.conf
let RC_NOCOLOR be set in the environment
selinux update
have depscan.sh call eend when it is done running #59694
after-boot dmesg logging #55421
Get rid of getcols() in sbin/functions.sh. Use COLUMNS when possible and otherwise clean up the COLS code. Fix the "emerge depend" detection code to use RC_ENDCOL="no"
let domainname override settings obtained by dhcp/etc... #48277
/proc/cmdline may exist but not be readable for non-root users
more services to fix #44458 #52881 #55939 #58997 #66166 #66297
reorder mount arguements to be POSIX standard #66225
example / is now ext3 instead of xfs #42670
make sure we check out what happened with swapon #39834
respect fs_passno for / #39212
update default fs_passno in fstab #37314
dont try to fsck a network-ed root (like NFS) #36624
nfs4 support in netmount #25106
update the cryptfs check to include [ -x /bin/cryptsetup ]
break the serial console / no color logic up completely and remove the console resizing code (#32453)
update changelog for dmcrypt
move nscd back to glibc
Prefer ~/.dir_colors over /etc/DIR_COLORS when it exists #64489
Clear the screen in .bash_logout #32330
cvs diff: etc/conf.d/cryptfs is a new entry, no comparison available Add the default cryptfs configuration file init.d/checkfs | 146 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----------------------- init.d/localmount | 111 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++-------------- Minor fixes to tigger's dm-crypt stuff that resulted in some rewriting. Don't set status in a subshell so success/failure is preserved. Allow multi-line configuration files ChangeLog | 9 ++- tarball.sh | 2 Update to version 1.6.1 4 files changed, 167 insertions(+), 101 deletions(-)
rework the $COLS logic
Update tarball.sh to use net-scripts, bump rc-scripts to version 1.6.0
Fix bug 64034: simplify netmount script's stop function so that mountpoints containing spaces work correctly
I meant bug 43146
Commit dm-crypt enablement patch from Tigger (Rob Holland) in bug 26953
fix copyright lines
bump version to 1.5.3
Apply Spock's bootsplash patch from bug 45784. This moves most of the splash functionality out of baselayout.
Fix bug 60719 (request for better error messages from runscript) by allowing errors to show on the screen when they're encountered in wrap_rcscript
Don't export PS1. Continuation of bug 26951, comments 60-62
Ready, set, rc-scripts-1.5.2
Fix bug 54275: Don't set INFODIR. The correct variable used by texinfo is INFOPATH, which is already set in 00basic. Setting INFODIR is useless, and breaks a NetBSD cross compile from Gentoo
Related to bug 38955, don't set INPUTRC. Instead patch bash so that it looks for /etc/inputrc automatically if ~/.inputrc is missing. This is better than using INPUTRC since that will override even after the user creates ~/.inputrc.
Fix bug 46680: Add cifs support to localmount and netmount
Fix bug 51351: Quote parsed output of /proc/filesystems to handle octal sequences in mountpoint such as encoded spaces (\040)
Apply half of spock's patch in bug 45784: Check for conf.d/bootsplash instead of conf.d/bootsplash.conf
Fix bug 56856: Get rid of net.rej and integrate missing stuff to conf.d/net
Fix bug 58805: net.eth0 should use bridge so that bridge interfaces are configured prior to net.br0 running
fix a few grammatical typos #58750
Fix bug 26952: Use /etc/bash/bashrc to setup PS1, testing $- to determine if shell is interactive. The new system-wide bashrc is installed by bash-2.05b-r10
Fix bug 38743: strip leading and trailing spaces from variable values in genenviron.awk. Thanks to Marius Mauch for the patch.
swap words "start" and "stop" in runscript.sh error message
Fix dhcp in iface_start_ifconfig: It was re-using the variable ${i} which would result in the following error: /sbin/runscript.sh: line 441: ((: 188.8.131.52: syntax error in expression (error token is ".141.88.153") Use vlan_IFACE instead of iface_IFACE_vlans in net.eth0 for more consistent vlan configuration. Thanks to robbat2 in bug 55394 (not fully resolved) Add example for checking if root filesystem is NFS-mounted via predown function in conf.d/net for bug 53104. This might be better integrated at some point into net.eth0
Fix bug 34607: provide examples for in conf.d/net for preup, postup, predown, postdown functions. Also pay attention to return value from postdown (previously ignored). Bump version to 1.5.0 to include in new baselayout release
Fix bug 47659: support iproute2-style configuration. Thanks to Dean Bailey for some fantastic patches, including documentation for conf.d/net
Fix bug 37418: fix order of LVM and RAID in checkfs. Thanks to Raimondo Giammanco for the patch.
Fix bug 34140: add --servicelist option to rc-status. Thanks to Eldad Zack for the patch.
Fix bug 25975: support adsl in net.eth0. Thanks to Patrick McLean for the initial pass at the code.
rc-scripts-1.4.16. Only call generate-modprobe.conf with --assume-kernel if modules-update was called with --assume-kernel. This means that only catalyst has the dependency on module-init-tools, not everybody with the newer baselayout
rc-scripts-1.4.15. Fix bug 51570: typo on line 161 of /sbin/livecd-functions.sh. Fix bug 51626: wrong variable declaration at top of get_bootparam() in /sbin/functions.sh
Bump version to 1.4.14 to push out gmsoft's fix for hppa console on ttyB0
livecd serial console fixes for sparc/hppa from gustavo
Bump version to 1.4.12 to release these critical bug fixes
Fix bug 50434: The new version of start-stop-daemon changes directory to / by default unless --chdir is specified. Revert this behavior to maintain working directory. This fixes openvpn startup (probably among other things)
Fix bug 50448: wrong conditional syntax in for loops
bump to 1.4.11 for tarball building
Fix bug 20597: Skip RCS files when updating modules. Fix bug 49926: Add a --assume-kernel flag to modules-update. This requires a companion patch in module-init-tools-3.0-r2 to handle the same flag in generate-modprobe.conf; this dependency won't be handled in the baselayout ebuild since it only affects livecd building.
In net.eth0, fix many instances of loops like "for ((i = 0; i < 100; i = i + 1))". The problem here is that the middle comparison is being interpreted as a bash conditional, which means that it's doing string comparison by default. It needs to be "i -lt 100"
Fix bug 34827: net.eth0 breaks when localized because the ifconfig output changes. Wrap ifconfig in a function that overrides LC_ALL=C. Fix bug 48305: Provide a new network configuration variable ifconfig_fallback_eth0 which allows one to specify a fallback configuration in case DHCP fails.
Fix bug 50246: Give root an invalid password ("*" in /etc/shadow) in the default baselayout. This prevents the first reboot after installation from having a blank password.
Fix bug 44316: Use 0644 instead of 0640 for resolv.conf in net.ppp0
Undo that commit
Fix bug 35860: Use -o devmode=0664,devgid=85 when mounting usbfs. Also replace many lines of awk with two lines of grep.
Fix bug 48595: Make sure $(id -u) is zero (root user) when running init scripts to avoid a lot of error messages.
Resync with debian start-stop-daemon for bug 22686 (start-stop-daemon in baselayout doesn't allow altered nicelevel)
release rc-scripts version 1.4.10
Fix typos in sbin/rc: "try try mount" and "mount ... & >/dev/null" Also removed the errstr double-checking since the need for that is alleviated by these typo fixes.
fix typo in bug number
Fix bug 48629 (/sbin/rc fixups for udev) with patch from GregKH
Fix bug 29426 (gentoo should be able to boot with an empty /dev) with patch from Spanky. The patch avoids redirection to /dev/null when it doesn't exit; this was breaking /sbin/rc
rc-scripts-1.4.9 -- Fix bug 47111 (severe depcache problems) with tons of help from dswhite42 and the rest of the crew in that bug. Thanks guys!
Bump version to 1.4.8. Fix bug 47623 (error removing inet6 addresses) with patch provided by Vlad Yasevich (offline)
Update to rc-scripts version 1.4.7. Fix bug 47218 (net.eth0 broken for vlans) with patch provided by Andy Dustman. Fix bug 47250 (depscan.sh fails to create /var/lib/init.d/* directories) with patch from Terje Bergstrvm.
Update patch from Gustavoz; -ln /bin/bash should have been -nl /bin/bash
Patch init.d/checkroot to list / (root) only once in mtab; see bug 38360. Patch from Gustavoz to livecd-functions.sh to run bash instead of login on serial consoles, necessary due to scrambled root password.
Patch from Gustavoz for Sparc console: Fetch LIVECD_CONSOLE from dmesg. Also support 4800 baud correctly.
update ChangeLog with net.eth0 info
* rc-scripts 220.127.116.11p1 (26 Feb 2004)
Small fix to sbin/rc-services.sh related to mtime checking and 'net' virtual service - it had no mtime generated, so check_mtime() failed for it ...
Add RC_DEVICE_TARBALL to /etc/conf.d/rc to control use of device tarball. Also modified /sbin/rc and /etc/init.d/halt.sh for this. Start udevd if present.
Remove /etc/DIR_COLORS, as coreutils provides it now.
Update to enable checking of mtimes on rc-scripts, and auto running depscan.sh if needed. Also try to run depscan.sh when RC_GOT_DEPTREE_INFO is not set instead of just erroring.
Fix type-o in /etc/initrc, bug #41666 (Tom Vergote <email@example.com>)
Fix irda type-o in /sbin/MAKEDEV, thanks to Tobias Sager <firstname.lastname@example.com>.
Fix type-o in /etc/init.d/consolefont, bug #40938, thanks to patch from Cory Tusar <email@example.com>.
Add RC_TTY_NUMBER to /etc/conf.d/rc to configure how many tty devices are used in scripts such as consolefonts, numlock, etc. This should close bug #39863.
Add SELinux modifications to /sbin/runscript. This allows runscript to make sure it is running in the right domain. Patch done by Chris PeBenito <email@example.com>.
rc-scripts 126.96.36.199
Fix /sbin/depscan.sh, /sbin/functions.sh and /sbin/rc to use mkdir rather than install, as newer versions of install is located in /usr/bin. This closes bug #39648.
Update /etc/init.d/consolefont to use newer kbd. Should also close bug #39864.
Fix wrong logic in /etc/init.d/halt.sh which did not umount all mounts _but_ /mnt/cdrom and /mnt/livecd.
Add code to generate /dev/fd, /dev/std* and /dev/core to /sbin/rc, bug #37349.
More livecd fixes
rc-scripts 220.127.116.11p3
Add /sbin/livecd-functions.sh from Brad House <email@example.com> for livecd support. Add bits to /sbin/rc to support it.
Fix type-o in /etc/init.d/checkfs, bug #37113.
Update /sbin/depscan.sh, /sbin/env-update.sh, src/awk/cachedepends.awk, src/awk/gendepends.awk and src/awk/genenviron.awk to use ENVIRON rather then gawk -v. Also add some tests to see if we got the environment variables.
Fix /sbin/rc to mount /dev/pts with gid=5 and mode=0620, bug #36088.
rc-scripts 184.108.40.206p2
Misc udev fixes
Fix type-o in /sbin/rc, bug #34837.
New release (220.127.116.11p1)
Make sure we mount already mounted mount (done in /sbin/rc) with correct permissions, etc, bug #33764. Modified /etc/init.d/checkroot for this.
Revert carrier detection check, as there is currently too many issues with it, bug #33272.
Add code to generate /dev from sysfs entries - not much it currently support but block/tty devices, but it is a start for when we have full sysfs support in all drivers.
Fix /etc/init.d/halt.sh to reset pam_console permissions, else the next bootup might be done with some non-root nodes which cause some odd issues.
Fix carrier detection - we need to do a 'ifconfig up' else some drivers do not set the IFF_RUNNING bit, bug #33272, thanks to Jason Rhinelander <firstname.lastname@example.com> for the fix.
Fix /etc/init.d/halt.sh to not try and remount virtual devices, also do a few cleanups. Closes bug #33271.
Add extra checks for critical directories to /sbin/rc.; Release 126.96.36.199
Add carrier detection to /etc/init.d/net.eth0 closing bug #25480; patch by Jordan Ritter <email@example.com>.
Update /bin/rc-status giving a working '-u' parameter, bug #32417. Fix by Michael Frysinger <email@example.com>.
Add support for --tty switch added to setfont and remove consolechars support; modified /etc/init.d/consolefont for this. Also remove consoletools support from /etc/init.d/keymaps.
We should not use '-' in variable names for bash, bug #31184, thanks to Andreas Simon <email@example.com>. Updated /sbin/MAKEDEV.
Add a fix to /etc/init.d/keymaps for bug #32111 (we should not have '-u' in the call to loadkeys when using unicode).
We should still use /sbin/udev as hotplug agent if /sbin/hotplug do not exist. Updated /sbin/rc for this.
Fix return code checking of fsck in /etc/init.d/checkfs, bug #31349.
Grammer fix
Change an occurance of /etc/modutils in modules-update.8 to /etc/modules.d/ closing bug #31171.
We did not handle the 'net' dependency properly in valid_iuse() and valid_iafter(). Fix this in /lib/rcscripts/sh/rc-services.sh, closing bugs #30327 and #31950.
Fix a logic error in /lib/rcscripts/sh/rc-services.sh that cause the get_dep_info() function to skip the last entry in the RC_DEPEND_TREE array (in my case 'net') to be ignored.
Do not set hotplug agent
Do not use depinfo_<scriptname>() functions to set rc_<type> variables, bug #24092
The unmount stuff in /etc/init.d/halt.sh was flawed, in the fact that it called 'umount -t no<insert_fs_here>', which resulted in /proc, etc unmounted anyhow. Change it to remount the last filesystems readonly without trying to unmount any. This fixes a few cases where reboot would halt due to unmounted /proc, etc.
Remove the killall5 stuff from /etc/init.d/halt.sh, as it messes with bootsplash. Add support to kill processes still using non-critical mounts with fuser though.
More bootsplash fixes, bug #21019 (comment #21).
Fix /sbin/MAKEDEV to use 'user:group' form, and not depriciated '.'. Also changed the permissions on tty's, ibcs and scanner devices to 0660.
Bootsplash fixes from Michael Aichler <email@example.com>, (comment #15 and #16 from bug #21019). Bootsplash coded did not play nice with boot profiles, so I fixed that as well. Some other style tweaks.
New release, version 184.108.40.206p2. This add new bootsplash implementation, bug #21019.
New release 18.104.22.168p1
Add initial bootsplash patch. Add more tty's to numlock, bug #28252.
New release 126.96.36.199
Change /etc/inputrc to have PageUp/PageDown search through bash history again, bug #26036.
Apply a patch from Mike Frysinger <firstname.lastname@example.com> for rc-status. It now will work with runlevels named with any characters (other than ones found in default bash IFS). It also adds a few sanity/error checks, bug #26432.
Remove changing group of /tmp/.{X,ICE}-unix, as it it not needed, bug #28861.
Add entry for floppy in /etc/fstab, bug #30574.
Add 'after hotplug' to /etc/init.d/consolefont, bug #30856.
Add initial udev support. Modified /sbin/rc and /etc/init.d/halt.sh. Add squid to /etc/services, bug #30995. Other cleanups from rac. Add patch from Kumba <email@example.com> to MAKEDEV to not allow running while pwd is root (/).
Change update-modules to modules-update in manpage, bug #28101.
Change the '-k' switch to dhcpcd to '-z' in /etc/init.d/net.eth0.
126.96.36.199p1 release
Add missing 'local x' to filter_environ() (bug #26429)
Fix get_bootparam() to check if /proc/cmdline exists
Modify /etc/init.d/modules not to print the autoloading stuff if no modules should be loaded (resolving bug #26288), per request from Michael Frysinger <firstname.lastname@example.com>.
Fix /etc/init.d/consolefont to not error out if CONSOLEFONT in rc.conf is not set, bug #26278 (noted by Michael Frysinger <firstname.lastname@example.com>).
Fix /etc/init.d/halt.sh to unmount the mount point and not the device. Also change it to 'mount -d' to detach the loop device. Patch by Kalin KOZHUHAROV <firstname.lastname@example.com>, bug #26256.
first run killall5, then deactivate swap
Last minute fixes
Add IPV6 versions of localhost and co in /etc/hosts, bug #25859. Fix 2.5 tempfiles not being removed. New release
Add LVM2 support thanks to Max Kalika <email@example.com> (bug #21908).
Add a switch for devfsd startup to /etc/conf.d/rc, fix /sbin/rc to check RC_DEVFSD_STARTUP. Closes bug #24361, thanks to patches from Kurt V. Hindenburg <firstname.lastname@example.com>.
Add pop3 entries to /etc/services, bug #25501.
Add /bin/rc-status and 'show' support to /sbin/rc-update (long overdue), bug #4222, thanks to Sean E Russell <email@example.com>, Michael Frysinger <email@example.com> (/bin/rc-status) and for the 'show' stuff to /sbin/rc-update, Max Kalika <firstname.lastname@example.com>. Fixed modules-update to only do the /etc/modprobe.conf generation if we are actually running a 2.5+ kernel.
check{root,fs} tweaks
Replace the Suse /etc/inputrc with a non copyrighted one, bug #24918.
fix hardcoded ../boot/.. paths in functions.sh
adelie fixes, add better logger support
Adelie updates and some other fixes
Add EVMS2 support
Fix the /dev/root entry in /etc/mtab, bug #24916.
Fix credits for mdadm patch, bug #23437
fix issue for O agetty option; new release
Fix a type-o in /etc/fstab, bug #23308.
use uname -r to get kernel version, bug #23923
Add mdadm support to /etc/init.d/checkfs, bug #23437
Add TERM=Eterm to /etc/DIR_COLORS, bug #23423
vlan support, bug #15588
fix keymap issues, bug #24084
some fixes
more fixes
various fixes
small fixes
cleanup for bug #21438
really fix bootmisc, bug #21438
Fix domainname to start before bootmisc; new file /etc/issue.logo
bug #21068
bugfix release
fix net.ppp0 issues for kppp; dependency fixes
some more fixes
new release; supporting parallel startup and new dep system with many fixes
new release
cleanup gendepends.awk
hostname again; add domainname
revert root check
Changelog update; fix root check in profile
updates from Rach
bugfixes; new version
fix net.ppp0 and add save to clock rc-script
some fixes
small fixes
add check to genenviron.awk
Do not set PS1 for dumb terminal, bug #18886
new release
various fixes; moved .c files to src
serial console fix
raid tweaks
bug #17549
some fixes and new release
fix /usr/bin/cut in /sbin/functions.sh
some fixes
small tweaks; sysfs support
New test release
some updates and fixes
slight tweaks
many fixes/optimizations
fix unmount of non critical mounts
remove greps that could be called if /usr not mounted
add generation of /etc/modprobe.devfs to modules-update
bug fixes
portage fixes
update cachedepends.awk to properly setup environment
fix SVCDIR in rc-envupdate.sh
tweak elogin support and add entrance
fix module-update for module-init-tools-0.9.9
remove url
add isapnp to modules use
some fixes to halt.sh
fix retval check in checkroot and checkfs
fix nice in start-stop-daemon.c
added elogind support #13790
add unicode keymap support
misc fixes
fix stale entries in svcdir
new release
rc-update fixes
really fix /var on seperate partition
new release
misc fixes
lot of changes; hopeful release of rc-scripts-18.104.22.168
new release
small fixes and enhancements
use 'usbfs' for kernel 2.5
update modules-update for sys-apps/module-init-tools support
add crypto-loop
fix stripping all '=' for rc-envupdate.sh; fix rc-envupdate.sh not handeling CONFIG_PROTECT* properly
new release
bug fix
mips support among things
fix dups in /etc/profile.env
new release
odd fixes
serial console fixes
add profile headers
add bug number
fix typeo in devfsd.conf
move daemon stuff to rc-daemon.sh
cluster updates
add some flexiblity to net dependency
import Adelie Cluster stuff
i2c support
fix config files; fix awk module on non x86 archs
add some checks
change licenses
remove spider fix, as it makes things even slower on older boxen
awk version of rc-envupdate.sh
fix using /usr/bin/find
add functions.awk
some sanity checks
new version with super fast depscan.sh
portage uid/gid
minor bugfix release
fix misc deps
fix modules rc-script to handle moduleless kernel
minor release
fix race condition
misc form updates
more fixes
minor fixes
more fixes
ngpt fixes
NGPT support
small fixor
odd updates
fix type-o in netmount
release again
quick release
minor change in output of extra blank line in eend() in case of error
give root a GECOS, was NULL before :)
new release
small fixes
fix keymaps
raid support fixor
resolve broken pipe issue in depscan.sh
move color ls stuff
fix #5948 - correct comment in rc.conf, see changelog file
fix help output
added support for UPS shutdown
change shell of daemons
Redhat features; bugfixes
Update to changelog.
speed enhancements
fixes/speed improvements
small fixes; add user cyrus
small fixes/updates
small fix
near new release
small fixes
small update
group/user updates
fix copyright
bug fix
fix inputrc for xzvt and german keyboards
sshd user and group
bugfixes and some new features
MANPATH fix
video4linux stuff
resolve bug #2555
move EDITOR
passwd fixes
new release
consistency changes
small fixes
small fixes
rc-envupdate.sh fixes
consolefont thing
add user/group apache to passwd/group
fix default route command
close #1754
utmpx fixes
more fixes
rc-envupdate and hopefull release
small fixes
small fixes
move to /sbin
small fixes
lots of fixes/updates
closing bug #1318
1.3.1 release
small fixes
small fix
add --quiet
small fixes
group/passwd fixes, and fix net.eth0 DHCP shutdown
fixes to depscan.sh and functions.sh
lost of fixes
kbd support
new release
new release
caching update
fixes and wrapping for syntax error detection
local stuff
ramdisk updates
fix .devfsd bug
fix services to stop on halt even if needed service fails to start
update consolefont; fix devfs /etc/mtab entry again
fix devfs and /etc/mtab creation issue
XFS is now the default filesystem in /etc/fstab
misc fixes
working proto
have backup .. want to see if i can finish at work
enhance gateway support for net.eth0
Added numlock before I forget, or Woodchip actually start on it. Woodchip: if you have already, and yours is better, just commit and fix ChangeLog. Long day .. must be off to bed now ;/
unmount fixes to netmount
security fixes for /etc/pam.d/chsh,sshd,login and some cleanups in /etc/passwd,group for user/group mysql
charset map support
dircolors skel update
new mtab creation scheme
fix restart problem with net.* services
new release
update Changelog
Changelog update; fix dircolors for cases where bash do not export SHELL
Removed email address from manpages.
umask fix and cd-tools reminder.
sort -t: -k3,3 -n /etc/passwd,group. Makes it easier to see whats going on. I dont like the way several users are currently setup, and hope to eventually fix them. Sadly, they werent added with very much thought. Ick.
add help, etc
added pause function; updated restart to also restart services dependant on; other misc fixes
add localhost entry to /etc/hosts
rc-scripts version bump
very many initscript updates (beta)
modified for Gentoo Linux. Specifically, some arch stuff was yanked from the /usr/sbin/update-modules script, so remove it from here.
*** empty log message ***
removed ncsd from default runlevel
more little fixes
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updates-o-rama for 1.1.8
fixums for netmount
new updates
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new items
new release (1.1.5)
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$key , mixed
$value [, int
$expiration ] )
Memcached::replaceByKey() is functionally equivalent to Memcached::replace(), except that the free-form
server_key can be used to map the
key to a specific server. This is useful if you need to keep a bunch of related keys on a certain server.
The key identifying the server to store the value on.
The key under which to store the value.
The value to store.
The expiration time, defaults to 0. See Expiration Times for more info.
TRUE on success or
FALSE on failure. The Memcached::getResultCode() will return
Memcached::RES_NOTSTORED if the key does not exist.