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Correction of a "DHCPv6Client"-related script for use with parameters only SLAAC
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The "dhcpv6-options" option parameter corrected the bug which is not
reflected normally.
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It seems that immediately the back of an IPv6 address will not be
normally recognized if it is not "\n" when using a DNS server with an
IPv6 address.
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As we are no longer setting the ROOT_OFFSET based on disk size,
I have removed the ROOT_OFFSET variable and the set_root_fstype
function.
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The current parted command does not align the root partition as desired
by the `--align optimal` option. This is evident from this parted message:
"Warning: The resulting partition is not properly aligned for best performance."
Instead of setting the ROOT_OFFSET=64S or ROOT_OFFSET=1024S (> 10GB) we should
set it to 0%. This will result in optimal alignment regardless of disk size.
Source: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/49274
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Changes are copyright 2013, Vyatta, a Brocade company.
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Also remove a Vyatta occurence.
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Minor fixes. Refactoring.
Add seclevel property to SNMPv3 group.
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Bug 8864:
Commit 1f90d46cbc889d45dbfd5e499ad24a399b059d3b changed the behaviour
of when a config file was not present. This change replaces the
original behaviour.
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Bug 8804
Previous change was passing a logfile to biosdevname, but parent
directory was not necessarily created at that point! Log file
is useless anyway, just redirect to dev null.
(cherry picked from commit dcabba83be38ee6f79ab5a347f0cb3cce5a9eca8)
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The SNMPv3 code did not enable strict type checking and had other
poor style found by perlcritic.
(cherry picked from commit 4dce31b15ce038527cbd03a21b23ad094d71750c)
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SNMP-135 store SNMP superuser password to config file
SNMP-130 add engineId for trap-target
SNMP-134 use 'stop' and 'start' instead of 'restart'
SNMP-141 change engineID syntax checking
SNMP-136 Users are lost after changing TSM port
SNMP-149 TLS Error: Permission denied
SNMP-147 Not correct priority in TSM users
SNMP-148 Configuring already use port for TSM is destroying users.
SNMP-151 Errors in logs after first snmp configuration
SNMP-152 Hide 'No such file or directory' error message
SNMP-153 Debug messages after 'delete service snmp'
SNMP-157 Run Perltidy for all Perl scripts
SNMP-158 change syntax of trap-target engineID
SNMP-163: added script to check name, apply it for user, group and view names
SNMP-161 Faulty configuration with many trap-target
SNMP-160 Look for TSM keys in /config folder
SNMP-162 CLI permit not correct oid
SNMP-163: typo in script
SNMP-160 Look for TSM keys in /config folder
SNMP-163: added support of upper case for names in the script
SNMP-163: create rule for names, permit only a-zA-Z0-9
SNMP-163: typo
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Bug 8676
biosdevname does not behave well on Xen so simply skip it when running
in Xen.
(cherry picked from commit dc53d09decae1cd8098ee92c7c1dab72dc80ae50)
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Currently only restart rsyslog but more can be added as needed.
Fixes bug 8237.
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Also increase the max allowed value to 32768.
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have been changed
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If there are multiple user passwords that need to be changed
committing and saving a new password for each user slows
the process down alot.
Fixes bug 8406.
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Fixes bug 8368
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Fixes bug 8380
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applies to
fix for 8350 - Install allows installation with empty password
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Fixes bug 3241
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Fix password change script save function to work as it does in
vyattacfg.
Fix empty substitution on 'plaintext-password ""' causing script error.
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logrotate needs the create config option so that it keeps the
original log file's permissions and ownership.
Fixes bug 8240
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Don't allow default password to persist after first boot.
Due to the numerous ways a user can get a vyatta system this required
a lot of changes.
1. Don't allow a user to set a password to 'vyatta' after first login,
but allow it on the initial boot otherwise the system will have no
user.
2. Don't allow the password to be set to vyatta in installer.
3. Force password change on first login. under the following
conditions:
3.a. User is an admin level user. Operators do not have the abillity
to change the config so they can't change passwords. Allow 'vyatta' to
be the password until an admin logs in.
3.b. This is not the livecd, its silly to force a password change
before install.
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attempting to apply it
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In oxnard our Xen images used ext3 without write barriers. This patch is
a workaround for bug 8303. The goal of this patch is to provide a workable
solution that is no worse than our previous behavior until Xenserver has
the write barrier fix available in Xen integrated.
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This reverts commit f344e975d1b0eb489af7fb2d2f22168bc465b1de.
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