pf-tools commit: r835 [ccaillet-guest] - in /branches/next-gen: TODO debian/changelog doc/updatefile-syntax
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Mon Aug 23 13:17:55 UTC 2010
Author: ccaillet-guest
Date: Mon Aug 23 13:17:54 2010
New Revision: 835
URL: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pf-tools/?sc=1&rev=835
Log:
* doc/updatefile-syntax
- basic documentation about update file
Added:
branches/next-gen/doc/updatefile-syntax
Modified:
branches/next-gen/TODO
branches/next-gen/debian/changelog
Modified: branches/next-gen/TODO
URL: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pf-tools/branches/next-gen/TODO?rev=835&op=diff
==============================================================================
--- branches/next-gen/TODO (original)
+++ branches/next-gen/TODO Mon Aug 23 13:17:54 2010
@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
/--Priority: Low/Medium/Urgent
|/-Difficulty: Easy/Medium/Hard
||
-LM split $FUNCTIONS{'XXX'} from PFTools::Update to PFTools::Update::XXX
LM creating a tool to see vlan mapping e.g. all hosts defined for a specified vlan
on a given site (including empty range into this vlan)
LH alias definition like CONFIG: in pf-tools.conf file for using in Get_source
Modified: branches/next-gen/debian/changelog
URL: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pf-tools/branches/next-gen/debian/changelog?rev=835&op=diff
==============================================================================
--- branches/next-gen/debian/changelog (original)
+++ branches/next-gen/debian/changelog Mon Aug 23 13:17:54 2010
@@ -35,8 +35,10 @@
- extrating apt-get functions (action and depends) from Update.pm
* debian/control
- adding libtext-diff-perl as depends for pf-tools package
-
- -- Christophe Caillet <quadchris at free.fr> Mon, 23 Aug 2010 11:25:08 +0200
+ * doc/updatefile-syntax
+ - basic documentation about update file
+
+ -- Christophe Caillet <quadchris at free.fr> Mon, 23 Aug 2010 14:50:49 +0200
pf-tools (0.99.98-1) unstable; urgency=low
Added: branches/next-gen/doc/updatefile-syntax
URL: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pf-tools/branches/next-gen/doc/updatefile-syntax?rev=835&op=file
==============================================================================
--- branches/next-gen/doc/updatefile-syntax (added)
+++ branches/next-gen/doc/updatefile-syntax Mon Aug 23 13:17:54 2010
@@ -1,0 +1,108 @@
+SYNOPSYS : addfile or creatfile
+ * addfile : adding a file and updating it according to the source
+ * createfile : creating a file from source or "touch" it if no source is defined. If the file
+ already exist even if the file is not equal to the source the creation is done
+ and existant datas are lost
+[<file_path>]
+ ! action ::= addfile|createfile
+ ? depends ::= space separated list for handling section's depends
+ ! source ::= space separated list containing the source(s) file(s). Each element are concatenated
+ in order defined
+ ? filter ::= command(s) which is(are) executed for filtering source to obtain the final file. You
+ can use backslash char for using multiline command(s) like in bash script
+ ? owner ::= username or UID for the result file. Default user is root
+ ? group ::= group or GID for the result file. Default group is root
+ ? mode ::= mode for the result file (use chmod syntax). Default mode is 0755
+ ? on_config ::= command(s) which is(are) executed before changing the file even if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config command. You can use backslash char for using multiline
+ command(s) like in bash script
+ ? before_change ::= command(s) which is(are) executed before changing the file, if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config, this(these) command(s) is(are) ignored. You can use
+ backslash char for using multiline command(s) like in bash script
+ ? on_noaction ::= command(s) which is(are) executed after changing the file even if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config command. You can use backslash char for using multiline
+ command(s) like in bash script
+ ? after_change ::= command(s) which is(are) executed after changing the file, if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config, this(these) command(s) is(are) ignored. You can use
+ backslash char for using multiline command(s) like in bash script
+
+SYNOPSYS : addlink
+ * addlink : adding a symlink to a specified source
+
+[<file_path>]
+ ! action ::= addlink
+ ? depends ::= space separated list for handling section's depends
+ ! source ::= source for the symlink
+ ? owner ::= username or UID for the result file. Default user is root
+ ? group ::= group or GID for the result file. Default group is root
+ ? mode ::= mode for the result file (use chmod syntax). Default mode is 0755
+ ? on_config ::= command(s) which is(are) executed before changing the file even if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config command. You can use backslash char for using multiline
+ command(s) like in bash script
+ ? before_change ::= command(s) which is(are) executed before changing the file, if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config, this(these) command(s) is(are) ignored. You can use
+ backslash char for using multiline command(s) like in bash script
+ ? on_noaction ::= command(s) which is(are) executed after changing the file even if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config command. You can use backslash char for using multiline
+ command(s) like in bash script
+ ? after_change ::= command(s) which is(are) executed after changing the file, if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config, this(these) command(s) is(are) ignored. You can use
+ backslash char for using multiline command(s) like in bash script
+
+SYNOPSYS : removefile
+ * removefile : removing a file if exists
+ * removedir : removing a directory if exists
+
+[<file_path>]
+ ! action ::= removefile|removedir
+ ? on_config ::= command(s) which is(are) executed before changing the file even if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config command. You can use backslash char for using multiline
+ command(s) like in bash script
+ ? before_change ::= command(s) which is(are) executed before changing the file, if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config, this(these) command(s) is(are) ignored. You can use
+ backslash char for using multiline command(s) like in bash script
+ ? on_noaction ::= command(s) which is(are) executed after changing the file even if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config command. You can use backslash char for using multiline
+ command(s) like in bash script
+ ? after_change ::= command(s) which is(are) executed after changing the file, if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config, this(these) command(s) is(are) ignored. You can use
+ backslash char for using multiline command(s) like in bash script
+
+SYNOPSYS : installpkg
+ * installpkg : installing a package
+
+[<pkg_name>]
+ ! action ::= installpkg|apt-get. Warning : apt-get is now obsolete.
+ ? version ::= package version number as defined in distrib
+ ? deconf.<debconf_var> ::= <debconf_value> (debian specific directive)
+ ? on_config ::= command(s) which is(are) executed before changing the file even if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config command. You can use backslash char for using multiline
+ command(s) like in bash script
+ ? before_change ::= command(s) which is(are) executed before changing the file, if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config, this(these) command(s) is(are) ignored. You can use
+ backslash char for using multiline command(s) like in bash script
+ ? on_noaction ::= command(s) which is(are) executed after changing the file even if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config command. You can use backslash char for using multiline
+ command(s) like in bash script
+ ? after_change ::= command(s) which is(are) executed after changing the file, if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config, this(these) command(s) is(are) ignored. You can use
+ backslash char for using multiline command(s) like in bash script
+
+SYNOPSYS : purgepkg
+ * purgepkg : purging an installed package
+
+[<pkg_name>]
+ ! action ::= purgepkg|dpkg-purge. Warning: dpkg-purge is now obsolete
+ ? version ::= package version number as defined in distrib
+ ? on_config ::= command(s) which is(are) executed before changing the file even if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config command. You can use backslash char for using multiline
+ command(s) like in bash script
+ ? before_change ::= command(s) which is(are) executed before changing the file, if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config, this(these) command(s) is(are) ignored. You can use
+ backslash char for using multiline command(s) like in bash script
+ ? on_noaction ::= command(s) which is(are) executed after changing the file even if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config command. You can use backslash char for using multiline
+ command(s) like in bash script
+ ? after_change ::= command(s) which is(are) executed after changing the file, if noaction parameter
+ is used with update-config, this(these) command(s) is(are) ignored. You can use
+ backslash char for using multiline command(s) like in bash script
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