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Actions are now handled in vyos-router script on startup by calling the vyos-1x
Python handler scripts.
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These scripts have been superseded by the cloud-init tools, and contain
legacy references to XorpConfigParser.pm (via
vyatta-cfg/scripts/vyatta-load-config.pl, via ConfigLoad.pm), which one
would like to retire.
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do AWS-specific things.
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As bad as it can be, it seems to sort of work.
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- Check if installing on AWS EC2 platform via instance metadata.
- Configure GRUB correctly, so that boot messages are available
via instance's console.
- Add init.d script to fetch user's EC2 public key during boot.
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does not exist.
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Split comments out of Description: text which is part of LSB info
into later parts of the file.
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This script executes scripts lying in the following directory:
/opt/vyatta/bin/sudo-users/check-params-on-reboot.d
Scripts in check-params-on-reboot.d are intended for parameters
that require a reboot to take effect after they are set/changed.
Because of the reboot requirement, underlying value and related
config paramter value can become out-of-sync in couple of cases:
1. change parameter value, don't save config, reboot. Underlying
value is different than the value in config file.
2. install new image; when new image boots, underlying value is
the default Vyatta shipped value not the value in config file.
More info: http://bugzilla.vyatta.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6915#c1
This check-in also adds ipv6_disable_blacklist script in
check-params-on-reboot.d to fix the above mentioned problem
for 'system ipv6 disable' and 'system ipv6 blacklist'
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This is unnecessary if the config.boot file is available before udevd starts.
This reverts commit a9cd192305b779cb62aecd858ad9a4e5a1fbcad4.
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