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Request 651960 accepted
- update to 2.6.2
You can find issues and features related to this release on our Roadmap.
This bugfix release addresses the following topics:
* Database connections to MySQL 8 no longer fail
* LDAP connections now have a timeout configuration which defaults to 5 seconds
* User groups are now correctly loaded for externally authenticated users
* Filters are respected for all links in the host and service group overviews
* Fixed permission problems where host and service actions provided by modules were missing
* Fixed an SQL error in the contact list view when filtering for host groups
* Fixed time zone (DST) detection
* Fixed the contact details view if restrictions are active
* Doc parser and documentation fixes
- Use current spec file from upstream.
- Insert missing things from old spec file in new upstream spec file.
- Remove setuid from new upstream spec file for following dirs:
/etc/icingaweb2,
/etc/icingaweb/modules,
/etc/icingaweb2/modules/setup,
/etc/icingaweb2/modules/translation,
/var/log/icingaweb2
Instead of Requires(pre): system-user-wwwrun, this could (should?) use Requires(pre): user(wwwrun).
I have copy most things from upstream spec. And i think upstream use this self. I have this also test on Leap 15.0 and 42.3 without problem. Also an Tumbleweed-User tells me an error with the old spec. Then i change the spec to newest upstream and ask the user if now okay. And he said now it is all okay.
In addition,
find . -type f -name *css | xargs chmod -x +find . -type f -name *txt | xargs chmod -x +find . -type f -name *json | xargs chmod -x
the wildcard absolutely must be escaped. (And probably should receive the dot.) At which point one can combine all that and use -exec, not xargs:
find . -type f "(" -name "*.css" -o -name "*.txt" -o -name "*.json" etc. ")" -exec chmod -x "{}" "+"
Why must i escaped? Why must receive a dot? And why must use -exec? Whats the reasons for all that? My versions run without any problem and the result is the same?
Uhm, do I really need to explain the basics of shell programming here? Without escaping, the wildcards can potentially expand to multiple arguments, rendering the find call syntactically bogus.
The dot is a suggestion so it only matches foo.css, not foocss. The rest is for speed.
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ecsos created request
- update to 2.6.2
You can find issues and features related to this release on our Roadmap.
This bugfix release addresses the following topics:
* Database connections to MySQL 8 no longer fail
* LDAP connections now have a timeout configuration which defaults to 5 seconds
* User groups are now correctly loaded for externally authenticated users
* Filters are respected for all links in the host and service group overviews
* Fixed permission problems where host and service actions provided by modules were missing
* Fixed an SQL error in the contact list view when filtering for host groups
* Fixed time zone (DST) detection
* Fixed the contact details view if restrictions are active
* Doc parser and documentation fixes
- Use current spec file from upstream.
- Insert missing things from old spec file in new upstream spec file.
- Remove setuid from new upstream spec file for following dirs:
/etc/icingaweb2,
/etc/icingaweb/modules,
/etc/icingaweb2/modules/setup,
/etc/icingaweb2/modules/translation,
/var/log/icingaweb2
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