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This commit will update the version field of the generated deb package from the git repo version tag.
the tag needs to be in the format "vyos/<version>" eg. "vyos/1.2.5" 1.2.5 is then used as the version
The version field will be one of the following syntaxes:
on a commit:
- <version>-<commits from tag>-g<commit id>
eg. 1.2.5-4-g23232343
on a commit with unstaged changes:
- <version>-<commits from tag>-g<commit id>+dirty
eg. 1.2.5-4-g23232343+dirty
This will make it clear what state the repo was in when the package was generated.
It is possible to remove the number and commit id on the tagged commit, but i've decided to use the same
format for all commits tagged or not. as for now the tagged commit will be sufixed with -0-g<commit id>
if no valid tag is recieved from `git describe`, the script uses a 0.0 version number.
The changelog is also updated to reflext that we dont use it and refers to the Git Changelog and vyos release-notes
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T2441: Fix parse error in TZ validator
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File now provided by vyos-utils
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validator: T2417: try to make the code clearer
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T2436: Adding offline python compile to fetch syntax faults
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into current
* 'dhcpd-permissions-T2432' of https://github.com/jjakob/vyos-1x:
dhcp-server, dhcpv6-server: T2432: chown lease file to nobody:nogroup
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wireless: T2427: migrate to use common configdict and vlan functions, add common interface includes to template
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openvpn: T2241: fix wrong indent caused by 66e15005
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T2435: fix syntax errors
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dhcp(v6)-server/relay: T2438: change systemd service type to forking, validate config files
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The default of systemd services Type=simple isn't suitable for dhcrelay and
other daemons.
- change service type to forking
- add RuntimeDirectory
- set PIDFile
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The default of systemd services Type=simple isn't suitable for dhcrelay and
other daemons.
- change service type to forking
- add RuntimeDirectory
- set PIDFile
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The default of systemd services Type=simple isn't suitable for dhcpd and
other daemons.
- change service type to forking
- add RuntimeDirectory
- set paths to files in Environment
- set PIDFile
- validate config and lease file in ExecStartPre
- add -q to make dhcpd quiet and only log to syslog
- set Restart=always
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The default of systemd services Type=simple isn't suitable for dhcpd and
other daemons.
- change service type to forking
- add RuntimeDirectory
- set paths to files in Environment
- set PIDFile
- validate config and lease file in ExecStartPre
- add -q to make dhcpd quiet and only log to syslog
- set Restart=always
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Commits f37194604 and 0cbad2850 migrated isc-dhcp-server(6) from
SysVInit to SystemD, changing the user and group dhcpd is started as.
This caused a permission error when dhcpd tried to write to lease files:
dhcpd[2829]: Can't create new lease file: Permission denied
As dhcpd is started as nobody:nogroup, setting the permissions on the
lease files to 664 root:vyattacfg would make dhcpd unable to write to
them. We can't make the files other-writable, as that would be a big
security issue, so we need to set either the owner or group of the files
to be dhcpd writeble. There should be no harm in changing both to
nobody:nogroup, as they were previously root:root.
If some other VyOS code doesn't like the ownership of these files in
/config, they can be either excluded from the check (possibly moved into
their own directory), or changed back to root:vyattacfg and vyattacfg added
to nogroup.
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In the past there have been quite a few tickets regarding python syntax errors on scripts rewritten to python.
To make a quickfix on some of these faults we could make a Jenkins step that executes: python3 -m compileall -q . to do a offline compile of the python files.
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Other interfaces were previously migrated, but this one was forgotten,
causing a commit error:
File "/usr/libexec/vyos/conf_mode/interfaces-wireless.py", line 621,
in verify
verify_vlan_config(wifi)
File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/vyos/ifconfig_vlan.py", line 155,
in verify_vlan_config
for vif in config['vif'].values():
AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'values'
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debug: T1230: add time information to saved debug logs
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http api: T2395: add waitress as production WSGI server
http api: T2395: replace bottle with flask as microframework
http api: use decorator to get command data from request
http api: catch appropriate errors
http api: function names should be consistent
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New command added:
* set vpn sstp network-settings name-server 2001:db8::1111
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New commands added:
* set vpn sstp network-settings client-ipv6-pool prefix 2001:db8::/64 mask 112
* set vpn sstp network-settings client-ipv6-pool delegate 2001:db8:100::/48 delegation-prefix 64
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debug: T2426: remove invisible characters when printing
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T2427: fix interface addressing, bugfix config library, migrate VLAN config to dicts, move VLAN adding to common function
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Previously all vlan configs, which are dicts, were appended to a simple
list, with the distinguishing 'id' stored inside the dicts themselves.
This worked, but wasn't ideal.
This commit converts them to dicts, where the key is the VLAN ID and
value the config dict of that VLAN. This makes it posible to access
single VLANs by their ID (key) and we can for-loop and get both the ID
and config with: 'for vif_id, vif in conf["vif"].items():'
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Commit 3fdf0093a introduced code that removed all addresses from an
interface when that interface is disabled. This is wrong, as other
configured services may be listening on these addresses and may fail to
start if their configured address isn't present.
It also caused a commit error when applying dhcp-server configuration:
DHCP server configuration error!
None of configured DHCP subnets does not have appropriate
primary IP address on any broadcast interface.
This commit reverts it to prior behavior, which was to just put the
interface admin down and leave all addresses configured, other than the
IPv6 'fe80::EUI-64/64' link-local, which it deletes, as the interface
may not have a MAC if it's put down.
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Since lists in python are assigned by reference, taking the return value
from these functions and modifying it will modify all other return values
of functions that called the function before and did not explicitly copy
it.
To be safe, always make a copy of lists before returning them.
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