## 2.11.0 / Febuary 20 2012
This release replaces and fixes a broken 2.10.0 release (see below for information)
This release includes all fixes as documented for 2.10.0, plus additional code cleanup (SHA: 3eecac2), as well as changing the public API from `deploy:symlink`, to `deploy:create_symlink`
- Remove a testing dependency on `ruby-debug` (Lee Hambley, reported by Serg
Podtynnyi)
- Formerly deprecate `deploy:symlink`, this move was prompted by the Rake
namespace fiasco of their 0.9.0 release, and is replaced by `deploy:create_symlink`. If you are looking for a place to hook asset related tasks, please consider `deploy:finalize_update`. Replaced by `deploy:create_symlink`, `deploy:symlink` now raises a deprecation warning, and defers to `deploy:symlink`. (Lee Hambley)
- Update the 2.10.0 changelog. (Lee Hambley, reported by Jérémy Lecour)
## 2.10.0 / Febuary 19 2012
If you are reading this after Febuary 20th 2012, do not be surprised when you cannot find 2.10.0 on Rubygems.org, it has been removed because of a breaking API change. It is replaced logically enough by 2.11.0 where the API is still changed, but now issues a warning and falls back to the expected behaviour.
The CHANGELOG for this release was updated retrospectively, I’m sorry I missed that when releasing the gem, 2.10.0 apparently not my finest hour as a maintainer.
Ths fixes in this release include
- Include sample NGinx config for `deploy:web:disable`(added by Roger Ertesvåg)
- Fix gemspec time format warning (reported by Tony Arcieri, fixed by building the Gem against Ruby-1.9.3)
- Finally removed deprecated `before_` and `after_` tasks. (Lee Hambley)
- Rake 0.9.x compatibility (reported by James Miller, fixed by Lee Hambley)
- More detailed logging output (fixed by Huang Liang)
- Includes multistage, without `capistrano-ext`. `require ‘capistrano/ext/multistage’` (fixed by Lee Hambley)
## 2.9.0 / September 24 2011
A vairly heavy release, including some new features which most of you won’t need, but power users have contributed, this also marks the beginning of the end of the 2.x series, more information will follow in due course, but with the proliferation of Bundler, and better ways to do deployment, we will be introducing heavier changes to Capistrano to keep the tool current.
**Please note, following some reported problems with the asset pipeline code being not found, remember Capistrano needs to be in your Gemfile, and as such needs to be run with Bundler, otherwise you risk loading a system-wide version of Capistrano who’s behaviour might be different from that specified in your Gemfile. This is also good practice because much of the deploy logic resides in the Gem, and you wouldn’t want that to change without your knowledge. Rails applications include Cap in the Gemfile anyway, you should follow this convention.**
- find_servers() will no longer raise if there are no servers, this behaviour
can be modified by way of the `:on_no_matching_servers` option. Thanks to `@ppgengler`.
- Short Git SHA1 fragments are now supported in commands such as `cap deploy
-s revision=d7e99f` thanks to `@ndbroadbent`.
- One can now specify individual SCM commands by setting
`:scm_arguments_
- Travis CI build now passes thanks to @andrew, build tested against MRI
`1.8.7`. `1.9.2` and `REE`.
- Support for Perforce labels, I don’t know much about this, but I believe
it’s much like deploying a Git tag, thanks to `@ak47`.
- Git SCM now correctly adheres to the `:scm_verbose` setting. Thanks
`@dubek`.
- `set()` can now be used to set a `false` value, previously this was a no-op.
Thanks to `@nilbus`.
- Support for Git 1.6x submodules, The Git SCM strategy now queries Git on the
server-side to ensure it supports the `—recursive` flag, if it doesn’t then it will fall back to using the long-hand. Many thanks to all those involved in the discussion surrounding this topic, and to `@nilbus` for a beautifully clean solution which doesn’t hold us back.
- When using `:cached_copy` with Subversion, use `svn switch` to for more
reliable switching of branches/etc. Thanks to `@iGEL` for the patch that we accepted finally, and to `@richmeyers` who also submitted a patch and contributed to the discssion.
Other cleanups and minor improvements to the code and tests were committed by yours truly (@leehambley), @maxim, @ak47 and @andrew).
## 2.8.0 / August 3 2011
A short release, after the last. Announcing Rails 3.1 asset pipeline support.
The asset pipeline support requires an additiona `load` in your `Capfile`.
You can see information pertaining to the pull request, including the inline comments here: github.com/capistrano/capistrano/pull/35
Documentation will be available soon in the wiki.
- Drop-In Rails 3.1 asset pipeline support. (Chris Griego)
## 2.7.0 / August 3 2011
A fairly substantial release. There are fixes so that current_release works during dry-runs, (although, apparently still not with bundler.)
The test-suite was also modified to work with Ruby 1.9.2, except in one case where Ruby 1.9.x calls `to_ary` and `to_a` on mocks, which still makes an error. 1.9.x has always been supported, but due to lack of maintenance on my part the tests didn’t ever pass.
The `start`, `stop` and `restart` tasks have been reduced to mere hooks into which extensions can define their own functionality.
The `readme` was also slightly improved, simply tweaks to express how best to run the test suite.
- Ensure dry-run works with `:current_release` variable (Carol Nichols)
- Added a new variable `:git_submodules_recursive`, setting the value to false
will ensure Git doesn’t recursively initialize and checkout submodules. (Konstantin Kudryashov)
- Added an additional task option, `:on_no_matching_servers`, setting the
value to `:continue` will ensure tasks with no matched servers continue without error, instead of raising `Capistrano::NoMatchingServersError` as was the previous behaviour. (Chris Griego)
A huge thanks to all contributors, as always!
Remember: @capistranorb on twitter for news.
## 2.6.1 / June 25 2011
A short maintenance release, Some fixes to the verbose flag inside the Git SCM as well as another argument for the (internal) `variable()` command, offering a default. The Git SCM is now verbose by default, but can be disabled by setting `:scm_verbose` to false.
There has been an additional method added to string, within the context of the test suite, I’m always sketchy about adding additional methods to core classes, but it’s a short term fix until I make the time to patch the test suite not to compare strings literally. The method is `String#compact`, and is implemented simply as `self.gsub(/s+/, ’ ’)`.
Here’s the run-down of changes, and their committers, as always - a huge thank you to the community that continues to drive Capistrano’s development.
- `deploy:setup` now respects `:group_writable` (Daniel Duvall)
- Fixes to `:scm_verbose` for the Git module (defaults to On.) (Matthew Davies)
- Will now copy hidden files in the project’s root into the release
directory (Mark Jaquith)
- Now handles closing already-dead connections in a sane way (does not raise
an exception) (Will Bryant)
- Renamed `Capistrano::VERSION::TINY` to `Capistrano::VERSION::PATCH` (Lee
Hambley)
- Removed the `VERSION` file (Lee Hambley)
## 2.6.0 / May 3 2011
A rather large release, feature-version bump because of the new multiple-gateways feature as implemented by Ryan Duryea (way to go!)
Please also note from this release that if you use Git submodules, the Git-version requirement for the new implementation is now >= 1.5.6, from previously un-documented. (1.5.6 is new-enough that I think this is acceptable)
* Upgrade Net::SSH-gateway dependency to 1.1 (fixes a thread-deadlocking bug on MRI 1.9) * Respect "dry-run" on transfer methods (Florian Frank) * Add support for multiple gateways: (Ryan Duryea) set :gateway, { 'gate1.example.com' => 'server1.example.com', [ 'gate2.example.com', 'gate3.example.com' ] => [ 'server5.example.com', 'server6.example.com' ] } * Properly support nested Git submodules, moves Git requirement to >= 1.5.6 [if you rely upon submodules] (Ken Miller) * Fetch tags into the remote cache, allows deploying a tag when using Git, with the remote_cache strategy (Florian Frank) * Various fixes to path handling bugs in the copt strategy. (Philippe Rathé)
## 2.5.21 / April 6 2011
* Fixed to follow best-practice guidelines from Bundler (Ben Langfeld) * No longer force a gemset for Capistrano development. (Ben Langfeld)
## 2.5.20 / March 16 2011
* `deploy:migrations` will now always operate on the latest_release, not current_release (Mike Vincent) * Adds a check for the presence of `rsync` when using the copy strategy with `rsync`. (Chris Griego) * Do not try to look up the `:release_path` on servers which are defined `:no_release` (Chris Griego) * Tiny patch to the `CVS` SCM code to be Ruby 1.9 compatible (Martin Carpenter) * Changed the default `Git` submodule behaviour to use `--recursive`, Lighthouse Issue #176. (Lee Hambley) * `:public_children` can now be `set()`, the default is unchanged, thanks (Chris Griego) * Fixing the load path in the default `Capfile` to search vendored/unpacked Gems. Lighthouse Issue #174 (Mari Carmen/Rafael García) * Adds a `maintenance_basename` variable (default value is `maintenance`) to allow you to set the maintenance page name (Celestino Gomes) * Spelling fixes in inline-documentation (Tom Copeland) * Make `zip` and `tar` handle symlinks the same way (zip follows symlinks by default, tar needs the option `-h`) (Ross Cooperman)
## 2.5.19 / June 21, 2010
* Small bug fixes, no improvements for people who weren't experiencing problems anyway.
## 2.5.18 / March 14, 2010
Small fix for rolling back if a shell scripts exits non-zero; enabled a rollback if git (or other) externals fail during the deploy.
* #151 check return code status of system command to create local copy and rollback if not 0 (David King)
## 2.5.17 / February 27, 2010
Various small bug fixes.
## 2.5.16 / February 14, 2010
Fixed a small regression in 2.5.15
## 2.5.15 / 14 February 2010
Fixes a feature request not to overwrite roles when using the ROLES environmental variable.
* #126 - The option to not overwriting the roles which are defined in the task definition. * Removed the `upgrade` file as it has been a couple of years since 1.x was in the wild. * Slight internal re-factor of the way we calculate the `version`
## 2.5.14 / 18 January 2010
Fixes a low-value bug, thanks to Chris G for the well submitted patch:
* #139 - Improves consistency of variable lookup, scm variables with a local_ prefix will be honoured with priority locally (Chris Griego)
## 2.5.13 / 6 January 2010
- Small maintenance release:
- 118 - Modified CLI test to not load user or system configuration file (Emily Price)
- 88 - Re-fixed a problem here, massive apologies to all concerned. (Hangover from 2.5.12)
## 2.5.12 / 5 January 2010
- Tweak the directory version listing (caused a lot of problems, please upgrade immediately)
## 2.5.11 / December 2009
- Deprecations and other small changes
## 2.5.10 / 3 November 2009
- Fixes Darcs remote repository problem when using the copy strategy [Alex `regularfry` Young]
- Documentation improvements for embedding Capistrano [Lee Hambley]
- Fixes ticket 95 -formally deprecating the before_something and after_something methods [Lee Hambley]
## 2.5.9 / 1 August 2009
- Adds support for customizing which `tar` command to use. [Jeremy Wells]
- Fixes a couple of documentation problems, typos and worse. [Lee Hambley]
- 105 - Add skip_hostfilter option to find_servers() [Eric]
- 103 - Using non-master branch fails with Ruby 1.9 [Suraj Kurapati]
- 96 - Tweak for 1.9 Compatibility
- 79 - Capistrano hangs on shell command for many computers
- 77 - Copy command doesn’t work on Solaris due to tar/gtar
- 76 - Invalid Subversion URL
- Improved web:disable task, now suggests a .htaccess block to use suggested by Rafael García
- Includes more logger options (can now select stdout, stderr of a file) [Rafael García]
## 2.5.8 / July 2009
- Fixes a problem in 2.5.7 where deploy:finalize_update had been badly merged.
## 2.5.6 & 2.5.7 / July 2009
- 2.5.7 masks a broken 2.5.6 release that was accidentally mirrored via Rubyforge.
- Clean the cached git repository [Graeme Mathieson]
- Fixes perforce issues reported at bit.ly/wt0es [Scott Johnson]
- Improved back-tick handling code in relation to the above.
- Fixes a Git issue when submodules update upstream. (via mailing list) [sneakin]
- Capify now creates the config directory in directories without one.
## 2.5.5 / 24 Feb 2009
- Make sure role(:foo) actually declares an (empty) role for :foo, even without server arguments [Jamis Buck]
## 2.5.4 / 4 Feb 2009
- When using rsync with the remote_cache strategy include -t switch to preserve file times [Kevin McCarthy]
- Bump Net::SSH dependency to version 2.0.10 [Jamis Buck]
- Use ‘user’ from .ssh/config appropriately [Jamis Buck]
- Allow respond_to?() method to accept optional second parameter (include_priv) [Matthias Marschall]
- Make sure sudo prompts are retried correctly even if “try again” and the prompt appear in the same text chunk from the server [Jamis Buck]
- Add supported environment variables to -H output [François Beausoleil]
## 2.5.3 / December 6, 2008
- Make previous_release return nil if there is no previous release [Mathias Meyer]
- Play nice with rubies that don’t inspect terminals well (ie. JRuby) by defaulting screen columns to 80 [Bob McWhirter]
- Rollback of deploy:symlink would explode if there was no previous revision to rollback to [Jamis Buck]
- Fix bug in transfer.rb that caused get/put/upload/download to ignore blocks passed to them [arika]
- Fix issue with git SCM that caused “Unable to resolve revision” errors when there was trailing whitespace in git’s output [Mark Zuneska, Daniel Berlinger and Evan Closson]
## 2.5.2 / November 13, 2008
- Fix issue with git SCM that caused “Unable to resolve revision for ‘HEAD’” errors on deploy [Jamis Buck]
## 2.5.1 / November 7, 2008
- Add -t (—tools) switch for better task lists for external tools [Jamis Buck]
- Make the RemoteDependency#try method use invoke_command instead of run, for sudo-ability [Matthias Marschall]
- Make locally executed commands in Windows more Windows-friendly<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Added :scm_arguments variable for custom SCM arguments (subversion-only, currently) [David Abdemoulaie]
- Don’t emit -p for sudo when :sudo_prompt is blank [Matthias Marschall]
- Copy symlinks when using rsync [Paul Paradise]
- Make sure git query-revision matches on exact branch name<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Use -T
to filter listed tasks by a pattern [Mathias Meyer, Geoffrey Grosenbach] - Expose the scm method on SCM::Base for building custom scm commands [Mathias Meyer]
- Start logging some locally executed commands [springyweb]
- Added HOSTFILTER environment variable for constraining tasks so they run only on hosts matching the given list of servers [Walter Smith]
- Make sure the glob matching for copy excludes does not delete parent directories [Fabio Akita]
- Ruby 1.9 compatibility [Jamis Buck]
## 2.5.0 / August 28, 2008
- Allow :gateway to be set to an array, in which case a chain of tunnels is created [Kerry Buckley]
- Allow HOSTS spec to override even non-existent roles [Mike Bailey]
- Sort releases via “ls -xt” instead of “ls -x” to allow for custom release names [Yan Pritzker]
- Convert arguments to -s and -S into integers, booleans, etc. based on whether the arguments appear to be those types [Jamis Buck]
- Add descriptions of -n and -d to the verbose help text [Jamis Buck]
- Make rollbacks work with processes that need the current directory to be valid in order to restart properly (e.g. mongrel_rails) [Jamis Buck]
- Rename deploy:rollback_code to deploy:rollback:code [Jamis Buck]
- Added parallel() helper for executing multiple different commands in parallel [Jamis Buck]
- Make sure a task only uses the last on_rollback block, once, on rollback [Jamis Buck]
- Add :shared_children variable to customize which subdirectories are created by deploy:setup [Jonathan Share]
- Allow filename globbing in copy_exclude setting for the copy strategy [Jonathan Share]
- Allow remote_cache strategy to use copy_exclude settings (requires rsync) [Lewis Mackenzie]
- Make None SCM module work in Windows [Carlos Kozuszko]
- Recognize mingw as a Windows platform [Carlos Kozuszko]
- Fixed failing tests in Windows [Carlos Kozuszko]
- Made :scm_auth_cache control whether password option is emitted in subversion module [Brendan Schwartz]
- Fixed timestamp bug in CVS module [Jørgen Fjeld]
- Added -n/—dry-run switch, to display but not execute remote tasks [Paul Gross]
## 2.4.3 / June 28, 2008
- Fix gem dependencies so gem actually understands them [Jamis Buck]
## 2.4.2 / June 27, 2008
- Specify gem dependencies in rakefile [Jamis Buck]
## 2.4.1 / June 27, 2008
- Use Echoe to manage the Rakefile [Jamis Buck]
- Let Net::SSH manage the default SSH port selection [Ben Lavender]
- Changed capture() helper to not raise an exception on error, but to warn instead [Jeff Forcier]
## 2.4.0 / June 13, 2008
- Added :normalize_asset_timestamps option to deployment, defaulting to true, which allows asset timestamping to be disabled [John Trupiano]
## 2.4.0 Preview Release 1 (2.3.101) / June 5, 2008
- Only make deploy:start, deploy:stop, and deploy:restart try sudo as :runner. The other sudo-enabled tasks (deploy:setup, deploy:cleanup, etc.) will now use the :admin_runner user (which by default is unset). [Jamis Buck]
- Make sure triggers defined as a block inherit the scope of the task they are attached to, instead of the task they were called from [Jamis Buck]
- Make deploy:upload use the upload() helper for more efficient directory processing [Jamis Buck]
- Make deploy:upload accept globs [Mark Imbriaco]
- Make sure the host is reported with the output from scm_run [Jamis Buck]
- Make git SCM honor the :scm_verbose option [Jamis Buck]
- Don’t follow symlinks when using :copy_cache [Jamis Buck]
- If :mode is given to upload() helper, do a chmod after to set the mode [Jamis Buck]
- Fix load_from_file method for windows users [Neil Wilson]
- Display a deprecation error if a remote git branch is specified [Tim Harper]
- Fix deployment recipes to use the updated sudo helper [Jamis Buck]
- Enhance the sudo helper so it can be used to return the command, instead of executing it [Jamis Buck]
- Revert “make sudo helper play nicely with complex command chains”, since it broke stuff [Jamis Buck]
- Make set(:default_shell, false) work for not using a shell on a per-command basis [Ryan McGeary]
- Improved test coverage [Ryan McGeary]
- Fixed “coverage” take task [Ryan McGeary]
- Use upload() instead of put() with the copy strategy [Jamis Buck]
- Revert the “git fetch —tags” change, since it didn’t work as expected [Jamis Buck]
- Fix deploy:pending when using git SCM [Ryan McGeary]
- Make sure deploy:check works with :none scm (which has no default command) [Jamis Buck]
- Add debug switch for enabling conditional execution of commands [Mark Imbriaco]
## 2.3.0 / May 2, 2008
- Make deploy:setup obey the :use_sudo and :runner directives, and generalize the :use_sudo and :runner options into a try_sudo() helper method [Jamis Buck]
- Make sudo helper play nicely with complex command chains [Jamis Buck]
- Expand file-transfer options with new upload() and download() helpers. [Jamis Buck]
- Allow SCP transfers in addition to SFTP. [Jamis Buck]
- Use Net::SSH v2 and Net::SSH::Gateway. [Jamis Buck]
- Added export method for git SCM [Phillip Goldenburg]
- For query_revision, git SCM used git-rev-parse on the repo hosting the Capfile, which may NOT be the same tree as the actual source reposistory. Use git-ls-remote instead to resolve the revision for checkout. [Robin H. Johnson]
- Allow :ssh_options hash to be specified per server [Jesse Newland]
- Added support for depend :remote, :file to test for existence of a specific file [Andrew Carter]
- Ensure that the default run options are mixed into the command options when executing a command from the cap shell [Ken Collins]
- Added :none SCM module for deploying a specific directory’s contents [Jamis Buck]
- Improved “copy” strategy supports local caching and pattern exclusion (via :copy_cache and :copy_exclude variables) [Jamis Buck]
## 2.2.0 / February 27, 2008
- Fix git submodule support to init on sync [halorgium]
- Add alternative server-centric role definition method [James Duncan Davidson]
- Add support for password prompts from the Mercurial SCM [ches]
- Add support for :max_hosts option in task definition or run() [Rob Holland
] - Distributed git support for better operability with remote_cache strategy [voidlock]
- Use a default line length in help text if line length is otherwise too small [Jamis Buck]
- Fix incorrect reference to the ‘setup’ task in task documentation [rajeshduggal]
- Don’t try to kill the spawner process on deploy:stop if no spawner process exists [Jamis Buck]
- Dynamic roles (e.g. role(:app) { “host.name“ }) [dmasover]
- Implement Bzr#next_revision so that pending changes can be reported correctly [casret]
- Use a proper export command for bzr SCM [drudru]
- Use checkout instead of merge for git SCM [nuttycom]
- Fix typo in Subversion SCM module, encountered when an update fails [kemiller]
- Fix documentation typo in upload.rb [evolving_jerk]
- Added test case to show that the :scm_command is honored by the git SCM module [grempe]
- Fail gracefully when double-colons are used to delimit namespaces [richie]
- Add support for :git_enable_submodules variable, to enable submodules with the git SCM [halorgium]
- If subversion asks for a password, prompt as a last resort [Jamis Buck]
- Use checkout —lightweight for bzr checkout, instead of branch [michiels]
- Make sure bzr SCM works when revision is head (or unspecified) [michiels]
- Support p4sync_flags and p4client_root variables for Perforce [gseidman]
- Prepare for Net::SSH v2 by making sure Capistrano only tries to load Net::SSH versions less than 1.99.0 [Jamis Buck]
## 2.1.0 / October 14, 2007
- Default to 0664 instead of 0660 on upload [Jamis Buck]
- Fix deploy:pending to query SCM for the subsequent revision so that it does not include the last deployed change [Jamis Buck]
- Prefer ‘Last Changed Rev’ over ‘Revision’ when querying latest revision via Subversion [Jamis Buck]
- Explicitly require ‘stringio’ in copy_test [mislav]
- When Subversion#query_revision fails, give a more sane error [Jamis Buck]
- Don’t run the upgrade:revisions task on non-release servers [Jamis Buck]
- Fix cap shell to properly recognize sudo prompt [Mark Imbriaco, barnaby, Jamis Buck]
- Git SCM module [Garry Dolley, Geoffrey Grosenbach, Scott Chacon]
- Use the —password switch for subversion by default, but add :scm_prefer_prompt variable (defaults to false) [Jamis Buck]
## 2.0.100 (2.1 Preview 1) / September 1, 2007
- capify-generated Capfile will autoload all recipes from vendor/plugins//recipes/.rb [Graeme Mathieson]
- Use sudo -p switch to set sudo password prompt to something predictable [Mike Bailey]
- Allow independent configurations to require the same recipe file [Jamis Buck]
- Set :shell to false to run a command without wrapping it in “sh -c” [Jamis Buck]
- Don’t request a pty by default [Jamis Buck]
- Add a “match” remote dependency method [Adam Greene]
- Allow auth-caching of subversion credentials to be enabled via :scm_auth_cache [tsmith]
- Don’t let a task trigger itself when used as the source for an “on” hook [Jamis Buck]
- Avoid using the —password switch with subversion for security purposes [sentinel]
- Add version_dir, current_dir, and shared_dir variables for naming the directories used in deployment [drinkingbird]
- Use Windows-safe binary reads for reading file contents [Ladislav Martincik]
- Add Accurev SCM support [Doug Barth]
- Use the :runner variable to determine who to sudo as for deploy:restart [Graham Ashton]
- Add Namespaces#top to always return a reference to the topmost namespace [Jamis Buck]
- Change the “-h” output so that it does not say that “-q” is the default [Jamis Buck]
## 2.0.0 / July 21, 2007
- Make the “no matching servers” error more sane [halorgium]
- Make sure the invoke task gives a sane error when the COMMAND value is omitted [halorgium]
- Make sure variables are conditionally set in the deploy recipes, so as not to clobber values set elsewhere [Jamis Buck]
- Fix “input stream is empty” errors from HighLine on prompt [Jamis Buck]
- Added “synchronous_connect“ setting to try and work around SFTP hangs for certain users [Jamis Buck]
- Auto-require the SSH shell service, to avoid race conditions [Jamis Buck]
- Add a millisecond sleep in upload to reduce CPU impact [Jamis Buck]
- Allow the logger to be set via Configuration#logger= [Jamis Buck]
- Allow $CAPISTRANO:HOST$ to be used in filenames to the put command [Jamis Buck]
- Allow execute_on_servers to be called without a current task again [Jamis Buck]
- Put $stdout in sync mode, so that Net::SSH prompts are displayed [Jamis Buck]
- Make sure deploy:check aborts if it fails [Jamis Buck]
- Spelling corrections in docs [Tim Carey-Smith, Giles Bowkett]
## 1.99.3 (2.0 Preview 4) / June 28, 2007
- Don’t break task descriptions on a period that appears in the middle of a sentence [Jamis Buck]
- Added support for :on_error => :continue in task definitions, allowing tasks to effectively ignore connection and execution errors that occur as they run [Rob Holland]
- Use correct parameters for Logger constructor in the SCM and Strategy base initializers [Jamis Buck]
- Set LC_ALL=C before querying the revision, to make sure the output is in a predictable locale and can be parsed predictably [via Leandro Nunes dos Santos]
- Add :copy_remote_dir variable for the :copy strategy, to indicate where the archive should be copied to on the remote servers [Jamis Buck]
- Make the awk use in the dependencies code work with POSIX awk [mcornick]
- Make variable accesses thread safe [via Adrian Danieli]
- Make user input for yes/no prompts work correctly in the Mercurial module [Matthew Elder]
- Use single quotes to escape semicolon in find command, instead of a backslash [via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Better quoting of reserved characters in commands [Jamis Buck]
- Make sure Net::SSH versions prior to 1.1.0 still work [Jamis Buck]
- Allow the :hosts and :roles keys to accept lambdas, which will be evaluated lazily to allow runtime selection of hosts and roles in tasks [Jamis Buck]
- Use `which’ to test whether a command exists in the remote path, instead of `test -p’ [Jamis Buck]
- Make sure the connection factory is established synchronously, to avoid multiple gateway instances being spawned [Jamis Buck]
- Make sure symlink and finalize_update tasks reference the most recent release when called by themselves [Jamis Buck]
## 1.99.2 (2.0 Preview 3) / June 15, 2007
- CVS SCM module [Brian Phillips]
- Fix typo in Perforce SCM module [Chris Bailey]
- ssh_options < server options when connecting [Jamis Buck]
- Logger defaults to $stderr instead of STDERR [lhartley]
- Use cp -RPp instead of -a in the remote cache strategy
- Make the UploadError exception include an array of the hosts that failed<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Allow “empty” roles to be declared [Jamis Buck]
- Mercurial SCM module [Tobias Luetke, Matthew Elder]
- Invoke all commands via sh (customizable via :default_shell) [Jamis Buck]
- Make sure all directories exist on each deploy which are necessary for subsequent commands to succeed, since some SCM’s won’t save empty directories [Matthew Elder]
- Add :default_environment variable, which is applied to every command
## 1.99.1 (2.0 Preview 2) / May 10, 2007
- Fix some documentation typos [eventualbuddha]
- Don’t retry failed connections if an explicit auth_methods list is given [Chris Farms]
- Added support for load and exit callbacks, which get invoked when all recipes have been loaded and when all requested tasks have been executed [Jamis Buck]
- Added support for start and finish callbacks, which get invoked when any task is called via the command-line [Jamis Buck]
- Make `capify’ understand simple command-line switches [Jamis Buck]
- Make the server definition itself available to SSH channels, rather than just the host name [Jamis Buck]
- Identify servers by their complete credentials in logs, rather than simply by hostname [Jamis Buck]
- Uniquely identify servers based on hostname, port, and username, instead of merely on hostname [Jamis Buck]
- Allow (e.g.) scm_command and local_scm_command to be set in the event of different paths to the scm command on local vs. remote hosts. [Jamis Buck]
- Kill the “deploy:app” namespace and move those tasks into deploy, directly. [Jamis Buck]
- Make sure ‘desc’ applies to the next defined task, in any namespace. [Jamis Buck]
- Fix shell so that servers for a task are correctly discovered. [Jamis Buck]
- Added before(), after(), and on() callback creation methods. [Jamis Buck]
- Fix broken check! method for some deployment strategies. [Jamis Buck]
- deploy:cold should also run migrations before starting the app [Jamis Buck]
- Make the copy strategy check out to a temporary directory [Jamis Buck]
## 1.99.0 (2.0 Preview 1) / April 24, 2007
- Add `capify’ script to make it easier to prepare a project for deployment using cap [Jamis Buck]
- Make sure the sudo helper understands the SuSE dialect of the sudo password prompt [Steven Wisener]
- Fix synchronization issue with Gateway initialization [Doug Barth]
- Added opt-in “compat” and “upgrade” recipes for tasks to aid in the upgrade process to Capistrano 2 [Jamis Buck]
- The deployment recipes are now opt-in. Just do ‘load “deploy”’ in your recipe script. [Jamis Buck]
- Added $CAPISTRANO:HOST$ placeholder in commands, which will be replaced with the name of the host on which the command is executing [Jamis Buck]
- Added -e switch to explain specific task. Added -X to extend -x. Made -h much briefer. Added -T to list known tasks. [Jamis Buck]
- Added namespaces for tasks [Jamis Buck]
- Merged the Configuration and Actor classes, performed various other massive refactorings of the code [Jamis Buck]
## 1.4.1 / February 24, 2007
- Use the no-auth-cache option with subversion so that username/password tokens do not get cached by capistrano usage [jonathan]
- Deprecated upper-cased variables [Jamis Buck]
- Make sure Actor#get does not close the SFTP channel (so subsequent SFTP operations work) [Dov Murik]
- Add :env option to ‘run’ (and friends) so that you can specify environment variables to be injected into the new process’ environment [Mathieu Lajugie]
## 1.4.0 / February 3, 2007
- Use the auth info for subversion more consistently [Jamis Buck]
- Add a “capture” helper, for capturing the stdout of a remote command and returning it as a string [Jamis Buck]
- Add a “get” helper, to pull a file from a remote server to the localhost [bmihelac]
- Fix gateway to actually increment local_port if a port is in use, so that multiple capistrano instances can run at the same time [Mark Imbriaco]
- Refactor the permissions tweaking in update_code to a separate task so that people on shared hosts can override it as necessary [jaw6]
- Set umask during the setup task, so that intermediate directories are created with the proper permissions [NeilW]
- Removed -c/—caprc switch, since the new load order renders it meaningless (just use -f now) [Mike Bailey]
- Make sure the standard recipe loads first, so that .caprc and friends can override what it defines. [Mike Bailey]
- Add support for a system-wide capistrano config file [Mike Bailey]
- Make cold_deploy call update instead of deploy (to avoid invoking the restart task).
- Make the touch command run by update_code set the TZ to UTC, for consistent setting of asset timestamps. [NeilW]
- Fix off-by-one bug in show_tasks width-computation [NeilW]
## 1.3.1 / January 5, 2007
- Fix connection problems when using gateways [Ezra Zygmuntowicz]
## 1.3.0 / December 23, 2006
- Deprecate rake integration in favor of invoking `cap’ directly [Jamis Buck]
- Make sure the CVS module references the repository explicitly in cvs_log<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Remove trace messages when loading a file [Jamis Buck]
- Cleaner error messages for authentication failures and command errors [Jamis Buck]
- Added support for ~/.caprc, also -x and -c switches. [Jamis Buck]
- Updated migrate action to use db:migrate task in Rails instead of the deprecated migrate task [DHH]
- Allow SSH user and port to be encoded in the hostname strings [Ezra Zygmuntowicz]
- Fixed that new checkouts were not group-writable [DHH, Jamis Buck]
- Fixed that cap setup would use 755 on the deploy_to and shared directory roots instead of 775 [DHH]
- Don’t run the cleanup task on servers marked no_release [Jamis Buck]
- Fix typo in default_io_proc so it correctly checks the stream parameter to see if it is the error stream [Stephen Haberman]
- Make sure assets in images, javascripts, and stylesheets are touched after updating the code, to ensure the asset timestamping feature of rails works correctly [Jamis Buck]
- Added warning if password is prompted for and termios is not installed [John Labovitz]
- Added :as option to sudo, so you can specify who the command is executed as [Mark Imbriaco]
## 1.2.0 / September 14, 2006
- Add experimental ‘shell’ task [Jamis Buck]
- Display file for external configurations, rather than inspected proc. [Jamis Buck]
- Connect to multiple servers in parallel, rather than serially. [Jamis Buck]
- Add SCM module for Mercurial (closes 4150) [Matthew Elder]
- Remove unused line in SCM::Base (closes 5619<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- More efficient “svn log” usage (closes 5620) [Anatol Pomozov]
- Better support for key passphrases in the SVN module (closes 5920<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Fix missing default for :local in cvs.rb (closes 3645<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Fix awkward spacing in gemspec file (closes 3888<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Add support for :sudo variable to specify path to sudo (closes 4578<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Make previous_release return nil if there are no previous releases (closes 4959<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Uncache releases list after update_code is called so that newly released dir is included (closes 3766) [Jamis Buck]
- Allow the subversion scm to accept HTTPS certificates (closes 4792) [Jamis Buck]
- Make sure rollbacks occur within the scope of the task that triggered them [Jamis Buck]
- Fixed the default recipe to work with setups that haven’t yet gone pids [DHH]
- Symlink and setup for shared/pids to tmp/pids [DHH]
- Fix some incorrect usage text (closes 4507<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Added Actor#stream method that makes it easy to create cross-server streams
[DHH]. Example:
desc "Run a tail on multiple log files at the same time" task :tail_fcgi, :roles => :app do stream "tail -f #{shared_path}/log/fastcgi.crash.log" end
- Make update_code and symlink a macro task under the name “update” for easy of deploy to servers that does not run fcgis [DHH]
- Changed setup, update_code, rollback_code, and symlink to work on all servers instead of only those in the :app, :web, and :db roles. A server can opt out of being part of the release deployment by setting :no_release => true [DHH]
- Added support for :except on task declarations as the opposite of :only
[DHH]. Example:
role :app, "<IP_ADDRESS>" role :file, "<IP_ADDRESS>", :no_release => true task :symlink, :except => { :no_release => true } do on_rollback { run "ln -nfs #{previous_release} #{current_path}" } run "ln -nfs #{current_release} #{current_path}" end cap symlink # will not run on <IP_ADDRESS>
- Deprecate the -r/—recipe switch in favor of -f/—file (for more make/rake-like semantics) [Jamis Buck]
- Fix gemspec to include a dependency on rake 0.7 [Jamis Buck]
- Added respect for ENV[“HOSTS”] that’ll be used instead of
the roles specified in the task definition [DHH]. Example:
HOSTS=<IP_ADDRESS> cap setup # one-off setup for that server, doesn't need to be prespecified in the recipes file
- Added respect for ENV[“ROLES”] that’ll be used instead of
the roles specified in the task definition [DHH]. Example:
task :setup, :roles => [ :app, :web, :db ] # normally this would run every where end ROLES=app cap setup # this will only run for the app role, overwritting the default declaration
- Added :hosts option to task definition that allows you to specify
cross-cutting tasks [DHH]. Example:
task :setup, :hosts => [ "06.example.com", "01.example.com" ] do # this task will happen on 06 and 01 regardless of which roles they belong to end
- Fix operator precedence problem in script for touching the revisions.log 3223<EMAIL_ADDRESS>## 1.1.0 / March 6th, 2006
- Simplify the generated capistrano.rake file, and make it easier to customize
- Use rake-like command-line semantics (“cap deploy”, in addition to “cap -a deploy”)
- Rename to capistrano
- Make the generated capistrano.rake file use rake namespaces, and include all default tasks
- Look for config/deploy.rb, capfile, and Capfile by default
## 1.0.1 / February 20th, 2006
- Fix broken switchtower_invoke function in switchtower.rake (missing require statement)
## 1.0.0 / Feburary 18th, 2006
- Make CVS module’s :local value default to “.“
- Add “invoke” task for executing one-off commands
- Make port selection smarter for gateway connections
- Add extension mechanism for custom ST operations and third-party task libraries
- Make ST rails rake tasks more configurable
- Add Actor#current_task and simplify Task#servers
- Add Actor#connect! method for working around lazy connection establishing
- Make sure IO::TRUNC is specified for Net::SFTP uploads (3510)
- Add branch support to CVS<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(3596)
- Add bazaar-ng SCM module [Damien Merenne]
- Add optional :svn_username and :svn_password variables
- Allow Proc-valued variables to be set more conveniently (set(:foo) { “bar” })
- Add perforce SCM module [Richard McMahon]
- Add bazaar (v1) SCM module [Edd Dumbill] (3533)
- Fix stftime format string used in CVS module to be Windows-compatible (fixes 3383)
- Add an better error when a task is run and no servers match the required conditions
- Add default spinner and cold_deploy tasks, and spinner_user variable
- Changed restart_via variable to (boolean) use_sudo
- Only chmod when the revisions.log file is first created
- Make UPPERCASE variables work
- Added rails_env variable (defaults to production) for use by tasks that employ the RAILS_ENV environment variable
- Added Actor.default_io_proc
- Set :actor key on SSH channel instances
## 0.10.0 / January 2nd, 2006
- Handle ssh password prompts like “someone’s password:“
- Make CLI#echo available as a class method.
- Add CLI#with_echo.
- Make the default password prompt available as a class method.
# Add documentation for the CLI class.
- Add a sanity check to make sure the correct versions of Net::SSH and Net::SFTP are installed.
- Added a cleanup task to remove unused releases from the deployment directory
- Allow password to be reentered on sudo if it was entered incorrectly
- Use && as the command separator for the checkouts, so that errors are caught early.
- Ping each SSH connection every 1s during command processing so that long-running commands don’t cause the connection to timeout.
- Add a 0.01s sleep during the command loop so that the CPU doesn’t go ballistic while ST is doing its thing.
- Add :restart_via variable for specifying whether restart ought to use :sudo (default, use sudo)
- Use SFTP for file transfers (if available).
- Add an “update_current“ task that will do an svn up on the current release
- Use the :checkout variable to determine what operation to use for svn checkouts (instead of co, like “export”).
- The Rails rake tasks now load ST directly, instead of invoking it via system
- Added ssh_options variable to configure the SSH connection parameters 2734<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Require Net::SSH 1.0.5
## 0.9.0 / October 18th, 2005
- Use process reaper instead of custom reap script for restarting
- Use -S switch to set variables before reading recipe files 2242
- Have setup.rb create a switchtower.cmd file on Win32 platforms 2402
- Add diff_from_last_deploy to the rails switchtower rakefile template
- Add diff_from_last_deploy task (currently only works with subversion)
- Add deploy_with_migrations task.
- Make the migrate task more customizable.
- If no password is given with the -p switch, prompt for password immediately.
- Do not install a switchtower stub in the script directory. Assume the switchtower executable is in the path.
- Remove trailing newlines from commands to prevent trailing backslash 2141
- Default parameters work correctly with the generator 2218 [Scott Barron]
- Attempt to require ‘rubygems’ explicitly when running the switchtower utility 2134
- Make default tasks work only on app/db/web roles, so that additional roles may be created for boxes with specific needs without needing to (for instance) deploy the app to those boxes
- Default the application name to “Application” when using —apply-to
- Show the help screen instead of an error when no arguments are given
- Make SwitchTower easier to invoke programmatically via SwitchTower::CLI
- Specify the revision to release via the :revision variable (defaults to latest revision)
- Allow variables to be set via the cli using the -s switch
- Log checkouts to a “revisions.log“ file
- Changed behavior of checkout to use the timestamp as the release name, instead of the revision number
- Added CVS module (very very experimental!)
- Works with public keys now, for passwordless deployment
- Subversion module recognizes the password prompt for HTTP authentication
- Preserve +x on scripts when using darcs 1929 [Scott Barron]
- When executing multiline commands, use a backslash to escape the newline


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The Delegation field specifies the Kerberos delegation used for the Windows computer account.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
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| Bitmask0..1 | HexBinaryObjectPropertyType |
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| Service0..1 | KerberosServiceType |
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TOUCH A film review by Steve Kong Copyright 1997 Steve Kong
When Get Shorty came out, I was not too excited to see it. I wondered what was so wonderful about that movie. And when it came down to it, I did miss the movie in the theatres. But, after many recommendations later on from co-workers, I went out and rented the movie to watch. And what a wonderful movie. The best part of the movie was the dialog. The movie was filled with great dialog. I regretted not seeing Get Shorty in the theatres, so when Touch, another movie based on a Elmore Leonard novel, came out I rush out to see it.
Touch is about a young man, named Juvenal, who bleeds from his palms and heals with his touch. Touch is also about a woman, Lynn Faulkner, played by Bridget Fonda, who falls in love with Juvenal unexpectedly. Christopher Walken plays a snake-skin-boot-wearing-television-evangelist-turned-RV-salesman who weasels his way into becoming Juvenal's agent. Tom Arnold plays a crazed religious activist.
The movie is feels split between two completely different stories. One is about the relationship that is building between Juvenal and Lynn. The other is about Walken's character and Arnold's character trying to get access to Juvenal. The relationship story has potential, the other story has a cheap feeling to it. As if the writers needed something to be the conflict that pushed the relationship story. Arnold heavily overplays his part and most of the time makes it feel as if his character really didn't belong in this movie. Walken's character is not overplayed by Walken, but its over stressed by the director. How many shots of his snake skin boots do we need to see to figure out that he is not an honest guy? Fonda and Ulrich do a good job with their parts.
The movie has a cheap low-budget feel to it. And there are cheezy lines spouted as, "Controversy is the oxygen I breathe!"
Did I enjoy any part of the movie? Yes, I did. I enjoyed the parts of the movie when Janeane Garofalo was on screen. She is a cynical publisher in the movie, and plays it right on the money. She is funny in all the scenes that she has, and is just about the whole comedy part of the movie.
All in all, I wish that I had seen this on video or better yet on cable, and I still want to see Get Shorty on the big screen. If you're planning to see this, wait till it hits the small screen, it's just not worth seeing in the theatres.
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The codling moth overwinters as a mature larva in a silk cocoon. In early spring, the overwintering larvae begin pupation, progress to the adult growth stage, mate, and lay eggs which hatch into larvae. In orchards, the larvae find and burrow into the fruit, usually within approximately one day after hatching. The larvae grow and mature in the fruit, coming out to build their cocoon and overwinter or pupate. And the cycle begins again. Each cycle is called a generation of the pest. In Washington state, we typically experience two full generations, and in some warm years a partial third generation of the codling moth.
Within each generation, a certain proportion of
larvae pupate and start the next generation cycle.
The rest go into a state of delayed development and
inactivity (diapause induction). If these diapause-induced
larvae reach full growth, they will overwinter successfully.
Sometimes, the last generation diapause-induced larvae
do not receive enough growing degree day accumulation
to grow enough to successfully overwinter.
The fraction of larvae that are diapause-induced
versus those that pupate is a function of the
photoperiod or day length. When the days are shorter,
a larger fraction of the larvae are diapause-induced
for overwintering and a smaller fraction pupate into
the next generation. When the days are longer, a smaller
fraction is diapause-induced for overwintering, and a
larger fraction pupates into the next generation.
Field measures at selected tree-fruit growing locations in Washington State helped develop an empirical relationship between day length and the percentage of larvae that were diapause-induced (or conversely, the percent that escaped diapause-induction and pupated). In Washington State, almost 100% of larvae are diapause-induced before mid-April and after late August. Diapause-induced larvae that emerged in August sometimes do not accumulate enough growing degree days to mature enough to overwinter successfully.
Codling moth growth is primarily temperature-driven, as is the case with cold-blooded insects in general. Degree day models have been used successfully in forecasting the timing of growth stages, and these models are commonly used to provide integrated pest management decision support such as through the WSU Tree-Fruit Decision Aid System (DAS). Our analyses are based on the degree day models for codling moth developed for and used in DAS.
Codling moth management aims to disrupt three
developmental stages: eggs, newly hatched larvae,
and adults. Eggs can be prevented from hatching with
topical or residual pesticides. Parasitoid wasps such
as Trichogramma have also been shown to help suppress
codling moth populations by attacking the egg stage.
Newly hatched codling moth larvae can be targeted with
residual pesticides or with the codling moth granulosis
virus. Applications targeting the newly hatched
larvae need to be timed perfectly, because the
larvae enter the safety of the fruit within a
day of hatching. Finally, mating disruption is
directed at the adult codling moths. It delays
and prevents mating and, thus, leads to a substantial
reduction of eggs laid in the orchard. Management
programs combine these strategies in one way or
another to keep fruit damage below the economic threshold.
For further details on using the WSU
Tree-Fruit Decision Aid System to inform
the strategies and timing of codling moth
control efforts, please see
"What Makes an Effective Moth Management Program?"
on the DAS website.


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-Then we get the text from the webpage
-We search for links in the text (using regex)
-We then search those links. We can set a depth limit on how deep we can search.


The Bishop's Role
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The Bishop's Behaviors
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I have spent the last few weeks searching for a suitable din mounted psu for voltage measurements.
Then i stumbled upon this.
http://www.screwfix.com/p/british-general-8-24v-8a-bell-transformer-modu...
Have any of you tried it ? if not im getting 3 on order so i can give them a try.
They look almost perfect as there are multiple taps so with a bit of jiggling of voltage divider resistors should be able to be trimmed to give accurate readings.
Also the price on them is fantastic and being screwfix i wont get stuck in the one company has 9 one has 6 in stock etc..
I will let you all know.
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Re: Din Power Supply
I cannot find any meaningful data on that item - a figure for the regulation would be useful. You'll probably find the 8 V tap is the one to use, as the recommended Ideal ac adapter (UK model) has an output of 11.6 V ±3% on no-load at 240 V input, and it is that no-load voltage that the emonTx / emonPi input is designed for. I would expect the no-load output on the BG transformer to be similar, but you will almost certainly need to adjust the voltage calibration to obtain the correct readings.


Release Notes 13.07.02
Apache OFBiz® 13.07.02, released in 2015-05-23, is the second release of the 13.07 series, that has been stabilized with bug fixes since July 2013.
Please notice that in the 13.07 series the specialpurpose components are no more included with the only exception of the ecommerce component (because there are still some dependencies on it): the specialpurpose components may be released in a separate package in the future.
Bug
- [OFBIZ-223] - CartShipInfo objects are not properly cloned when shopping cart items are exploded.
- [OFBIZ-904] - Error when "Inventory Facility Id" is left blank in product store settings
- [OFBIZ-2146] - Quote to order - manual adjustments amount not included in cart grand total
- [OFBIZ-2567] - Entity VirtualProduct missing
- [OFBIZ-2618] - double forward slashes in ecommerce emails
- [OFBIZ-3382] - inter-app hyperlink generates incorrect url
- [OFBIZ-3433] - eCommerce main store front error returned when attempt is made to "Sign Up For Contact List"
- [OFBIZ-3464] - Added check if the creditcard number string is numeric in validation method isCreditcard in UtilValidate
- [OFBIZ-3563] - Creating a category with an ID (manually or automatically) that matches an existing productID will show the unrelated product when enter into the category on the 'Browse category' of the Ecommerce application.
- [OFBIZ-3666] - Errors attempting to use quantities with more than 2 decimals of precision
- [OFBIZ-4360] - Content is getting public to web search engine no privacy
- [OFBIZ-4362] - MapKey for CMS content cannot be updated
- [OFBIZ-4407] - ofbiz is not tenant aware when uploading image assoc with categories
- [OFBIZ-4459] - PurchaseOrder status not updated after QuickCompleteDropShipment
- [OFBIZ-4468] - After login it shows error 'Product not found!'
- [OFBIZ-4528] - Out of stock products screw up the pagination during category browsing
- [OFBIZ-4558] - Verify subscription email requires form submit
- [OFBIZ-4569] - Update address dialog shows multiple CommonUpdatingData when required field is missing
- [OFBIZ-4655] - searchCategory is not available in results in keywordsearch.groovy
- [OFBIZ-4668] - CommunicationEventAndRole entity: Field with name custRequestDate not found
- [OFBIZ-4837] - Separator Error in data file tools
- [OFBIZ-4897] - Setting the reservation of persons on a routing task isn't reflected in the overview of routing tasks
- [OFBIZ-4927] - The update and deletion of content meta data tab is not working.Needs a change of entity ContentMetaData.
- [OFBIZ-4946] - Getting error when uploading a file after creating a data resource.
- [OFBIZ-4977] - Limitation and issue with delegator.findByPrimaryKeyPartial method : returns error when partialKeyset contains PK value.
- [OFBIZ-5034] - Contact us with service message & email notification
- [OFBIZ-5035] - Special characters (latin, accent ...) are in error from an input (search, contact us ...)
- [OFBIZ-5110] - PortalPage entity definition wrong. ownerUserLoginId field must be id-vlong-ne
- [OFBIZ-5150] - reserveProductInventory method looses priority attribute in oisgir for non serialized and non requireInventory
- [OFBIZ-5261] - Party contact expiration and its hidden problems
- [OFBIZ-5279] - Wrong to use !jQuery('#content-messages') in \framework\images\webapp\images\selectall.js line #354
- [OFBIZ-5295] - Anonymous Quick Checkout: No Payment Method Information shown in Order Confirmation
- [OFBIZ-5370] - OrderItemShipGrpInvRes incorrect when receiving an inventory item that relates to more than one record
- [OFBIZ-5373] - If received quantity is greater then ordered quantity then order item quantity update but order item shipgroup assoc quantity does not updated.
- [OFBIZ-5385] - Purchase order immutable/unchangeable errors when adding variant products
- [OFBIZ-5416] - Sales order cart items already assigned to ship groups are incorrectly able to be modified to quantities/prices that break the ProductStoreShipmentMeth rules
- [OFBIZ-5419] - Ordering a License product sometimes (most often) gives a blank page
- [OFBIZ-5424] - OrderStatus with status ITEM_CREATED not created for auto-added promo items and items appended after order creation
- [OFBIZ-5430] - "Please Select Your Shipping Method" error sometimes occurs when updating order items
- [OFBIZ-5470] - List Price gets reset to zero after updating default/base price of existing order items
- [OFBIZ-5482] - Create Production Run RoutingId lookup field dropdown results empty
- [OFBIZ-5501] - ImageManagementServices.createContentAndDataResource() method might uses DataResource.dataResourceName field to store too long names
- [OFBIZ-5546] - RAW_MATERIAL return/RMA functionality not supported OOTB
- [OFBIZ-5551] - Cannot delete the record When Server Timezone and Application timeZone are different.
- [OFBIZ-5570] - appendOrderItem Service Not Applying Order Item Attributes
- [OFBIZ-5629] - Pagination at find WorkEffort screen does not work
- [OFBIZ-5630] - service updateFxConversion doesn't set thruDate properly
- [OFBIZ-5632] - Changing Visual theme in Order manager results in error message
- [OFBIZ-5641] - Problem with Purchase Order Accounting Entries
- [OFBIZ-5658] - checkExistsImage method in ImageManagementServices
- [OFBIZ-5685] - Setting a dependent question for question of type 'Boolean Yes/No' is not possible
- [OFBIZ-5714] - Comment does not save
- [OFBIZ-5766] - Error when adding/modifying a task to a Production Run - field type error
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- [OFBIZ-5806] - Incoming context (in runSync : deletePartyContactMechPurpose) does not match expected requirements
- [OFBIZ-5822] - use requestParameters for customMethod call
- [OFBIZ-5824] - Error in communication screen while perfom sorting
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- [OFBIZ-5846] - Field definition problem, program should use purposeFromDate in stead of fromDate.
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- [OFBIZ-5850] -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>does not parse date string based on input format
- [OFBIZ-5854] - Order On Hold Auto Approves When Edited
- [OFBIZ-5858] - Quote profit percentage is calculated wrong
- [OFBIZ-5869] - correction to changeset r1626462 and r1626463
- [OFBIZ-5877] - Add new address not workign on manage address screen
- [OFBIZ-5883] - jQuery datetimepicker popup time value is not set correctly from an existing value
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- [OFBIZ-5906] - The <delete> action in <entity-engine-xml> definitions throw an error in tests
- [OFBIZ-5909] - FTL error message is displayed on Return screen, when clicked on Return selected items button
- [OFBIZ-5914] - Gift card reload service not working OOTB
- [OFBIZ-5915] - Error when viewing Shipment Plan from Manufacturing
- [OFBIZ-5916] - Cutting List Report from Manufacturing Shipment Plans throws error due to due to missing EntityCondition import
- [OFBIZ-5920] - Incorrect use of if-has-permission tag
- [OFBIZ-5923] - Production Run Content button throws unable to resolve class GenericValue error
- [OFBIZ-5930] - Data resouce caching issue while render data resource on multi tenant environment
- [OFBIZ-5933] - state/province dropdown contains incorrect items when Canada is chosen in country dropdown
- [OFBIZ-5934] - Project 'ofbiz-release13.07' is missing required library: avalon-util-exception-1.0.0.jar
- [OFBIZ-5941] - Error when adding quantity less than 1 but greater than 0 to cart
- [OFBIZ-5945] - GlReconciledFinAccountTrans.ftl finAccountTrans.entryDateId should be finAccountTrans.entryDate
- [OFBIZ-5951] - Product Costs page actions cause incorrect listings
- [OFBIZ-5962] - If orderDecimalQuantity set to N then system should return error if user add partial quantity in order
- [OFBIZ-5968] - framework/images/webapp/images/fieldlookup.js throws a javascript error in google chrome from a link to ofbiz from another site
- [OFBIZ-6013] - "Return Selected Item(s)" button broken for manually created returns
- [OFBIZ-6057] - Quote item view FreeMarker error due Freemarker 2.3 versions higher than 2.3.19
- [OFBIZ-6070] - Create content for product causes exception
- [OFBIZ-6077] - Error when creating a quote report
- [OFBIZ-6088] - There should not need to setup SystemProperty data on each tenant for specifying path to store tenant images.
- [OFBIZ-6090] - Unable to return order items in return process.
- [OFBIZ-6095] - Promo action party lookup dropdown throws error
- [OFBIZ-6101] - Error updating order when item quantity less than 1 but greater than 0 exists
- [OFBIZ-6114] - webtools entity references generates exceptions
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- [OFBIZ-6199] - Find Commission Run screen is broken.
- [OFBIZ-6200] - Order Adjustment details are hidden on order Item section of order entry page.
- [OFBIZ-6202] - "Expected hash" Freemarker error in FindInventoryEventPlan
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- [OFBIZ-6351] - ordermgr/control/ListQuoteItems quoteItemSeqId button not showing due to ${bsh}
- [OFBIZ-6357] - Some fields are missing in the person simple-map-processor
- [OFBIZ-6369] - Corrected the order in which invoice and payment transactions are created
- [OFBIZ-6387] - Duplicate referredByPartyId field for EmployementAppForms.xml#ListEmployementApps at humanres/control/FindEmploymentApps
Improvement
- [OFBIZ-4020] - Sign up for a contact list always redirects to the main ecommerce page
- [OFBIZ-5325] - Deprecate doCacheClear in Delegator interface and class and related minilang classes
- [OFBIZ-5807] - Upgraded to Freemarker 2.3.21
- [OFBIZ-5835] - Trunk fails to compile with Java 1.8
- [OFBIZ-6030] - ViewQuoteItemInfo.ftl has 	 at the wrong place
- [OFBIZ-6118] - Upgrade Log4j from 2.0.1 to 2.2
- [OFBIZ-6370] - Removed unused commons-cli 1.2 jar
Task
- [OFBIZ-6123] - Upgrade Freemarker from 2.3.21 to 2.3.22
Sub-task
- [OFBIZ-2602] - Main storefront page, Featured Products (middle column) overwrites right column. Should just crop column, but not overwrite right column.
- [OFBIZ-3920] - HtmlFormRenderer : with attribute skip-start, lookup fields are broken
- [OFBIZ-4457] - Checkout layout: in screens before payment screen: the fields are below the last div in right column.
- [OFBIZ-6139] - Lookup fields break when used with a form having skip-start="true"
- [OFBIZ-6170] - You can't rely on Lookup field description-field-name attribute in a form having skip-start="true"
- [OFBIZ-6340] - Replacing bsh code with groovy Code in ORDER screens, forms and menus


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Name: catalogue
Input: Object of class catalogue and constant.
Output: Set of entries of data type text.
Definition: Short description of the function, style of the old system manual
Argumentlist:
Argument No 1 (required) Object name.
Argument No 2 (optional) Access mode name.
Argument No 3 (optional)
This argument can accept different types of value
Discussion: Detailed explanation and examples


Creates groupings of objects based on the Style Sheet input. All styles applied to the group itself will apply to all objects of the group.
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FORBIDDEN CITY COP (1996)
Also called:
Danei Mitan Linglingfa Tainoi Mattam Linglingfa
Rating: 3.0 stars (out of 4.0) ******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars - Debatable 2.5 stars - Some people may like it 3.0 stars - I liked it 3.5 stars - I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars - I felt the movie's impact personally or it stood out ********************************* A Movie Review by David Sunga
Director: Vincent Kuk Tak-Chiu
Written by: Kuk Tak-chiu, (Gu Dezhao) and Lo Man-shun (Lao Wensheng)
Starring: Stephen Chiau Shing-chi, Carina Lau Kar-ling, Carman Lee Yeuk-tung, Cheung Tat-Ming, Law Kar-Ying, Manfred Wong (Man Jun),
Ingredients: Hero nerd, faithful wife, ancient Chinese kingdom with Barney Fife-type emperor, outrageously costumed bad guys
Synopsis: FORBIDDEN CITY COP is a Steven Chiau comedy. It's the sequel to another Chiau comedy called FROM BEIJING WITH LOVE.
The setting is a shining Chinese City whose evil enemies from the neighboring Gum Kingdom constantly plot the city's downfall.
Nerdy main man Ling Ling Fat (Stephen Chow Shing-chi) is a smart-alecky castle guard with contemporary humor. As the film starts, the Emperor (a Barney Fife kind of guy) fires Fat because Fat is completely weak and incompetent at kung fu. Fat can't compete with better superheroes on the royal force, including Iron Clothe, Unbreakable Leg, Ghostly Crossdresser and Five Animal Fists.
Fat is skinny and weak, and he has no superpowers, but he has a lovely supportive wife named Shing (Carina Lau Kar-ling). Fat is also a talented tinker (he invents the helicopter among other things) as well as a bungling herbalist, but his main concern is to redeem himself and get back on the royal force.
There are two main adventures for Fat in this film.
In the next adventure, the Emperor sends Fat on a mission to spy on a prospective concubine (Carman Lee) staying at the local brothel. Fat ends up battling seduction and supernatural forces.
Opinion: Although FORBIDDEN CITY COP is primarily a vehicle for comedian Chiau, the cast - - especially leading ladies Carina Lau and Carman Lee - - do an excellent job at fleshing out their lesser characters in order to support Chiau's acting. The result is a well balanced and hilarious movie.
Imagine a contemporary 1990s wimpy wiseguy in a NAKED GUN police comedy thrown back in time to ancient China, and you'll have a good idea of the style and pacing of FORBIDDEN CITY COP. The pace slows in the space between the two adventures where nothing much happens, but once the second adventure gets underway, the gags are again well-timed and funny. FORBIDDEN CITY COP manages to spoof several familiar movies and modern society including the Oscars and DR. NO.
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General discussion about Komodo. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right. DON'T DM @jl777
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jl777c09-Jun-19 02:24 PM
make sure the dust payment sent to your old address has 'S' in the explorer for your old address. if not, that means you did not send it to the new address. send all funds to the new address to solve this
if you did not get the early refund, that means you missed the cutoff yesterday, or made multiple claims or your address is contested or it is over 7777 KMD
plz do not be making DM asking about these things. it is always the same answer.
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Eugen S09-Jun-19 02:45 PM
Hello,
I completed the form, I received small amount on the old account. 0.0001 also sn sent the new account. unfortunately I have my kmd still erhsten
jl777c09-Jun-19 02:46 PM
there will be daily batches
make sure the dust payment sent to your old address has 'S' in the explorer for your old address. if not, that means you did not send it to the new address. send all funds to the new address to solve this
if you did not get the early refund, that means you missed the cutoff yesterday, or made multiple claims or your address is contested or it is over 7777 KMD
also, PLEASE DO NOT DM ME for support issues. support creates the claim data that i get. i dont create the claims data
if you did not get a refund and you did everything you were supposed to, please contact support and not me
i cannot help you
Yassin09-Jun-19 02:50 PM
#support
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joe20109-Jun-19 03:13 PM
Just got my KMD back. Thank you!
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴09-Jun-19 03:14 PM
don't forget to tell all of your social media friends
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miles09-Jun-19 03:20 PM
Just back from a couple of days off grid to find my KMD back safe in my new address - amazing effort by whole team and can’t thank you enough for being there having our backs when things got tricky. Anyone who thinks that they would rather have no coins over safe returned protected in the heat of battle coins is mad and just doesn’t understand what could have just happened. Thank you all again
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50MHz09-Jun-19 03:55 PM
All of my KMD has been returned, thank you so much to all the devs for your help!
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peddycb09-Jun-19 04:04 PM
@jl777c if I use multiple addresses ( 16 pieces ) How long do I have to expect that the processing lasts ... I submitted everything (assets and KMD) with a claim
jl777c09-Jun-19 04:05 PM
KMD first, assets will take longer as it is almost as much work as KMD for each assetchain
the number of addresses doesnt matter
what matters is if you did the proper steps and didnt submit conflicting data
i get daily claims data
i will process daily
not setup for assets yet
peddycb09-Jun-19 04:09 PM
a ok thanks for your work, i appreciate it
tomsmith2609-Jun-19 04:15 PM
Received all my funds already . Thank you, Komodo Team
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jl777c09-Jun-19 04:16 PM
great! those that actually followed the instructions have received the refunds already, almost a week ahead of the initial estimate
over 200 have yet to send the funds from the old address to the new
get your claims in and send the funds from old to new
lion09-Jun-19 04:19 PM
@jl777c It was a fantastic work team! No other project can boast of such a quick return and speed! My funds are fully refunded! I'm happy for the project - now faith in it has grown even more! The sleeping giant of the industry!
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AchtSechs09-Jun-19 04:26 PM
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the whole team once again for their excellent work. In my opinion, a new benchmark has been set on how to deal with such a situation.
Funds are back!
@jl777c I would like to thank you and the to the whole stuff whom did this fantastic job to save our fundings ! I'am a huge believer of the KMD project from the beginnings and this situation and as you handle it just strengthened me how fantastic community is. I got my refunds perfectly to my new address generated in Verus Agama wallet.
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jl777c09-Jun-19 04:53 PM
i am very happy it worked smoothly for you!
200+ people have yet to send all funds from their old address to new, until you do that, the refund processor wont do your refund
ectrader09-Jun-19 04:59 PM
I read so much information that it isn't clear for me..... so maybe a stupid question, but if I still have my kmd coins on my own kmd address, do I still need to create a new wallet address in the verus agama wallet?
my final balance on my kmd address is good, so I don't need to send them to a new created kmd address?
right?
jl777c09-Jun-19 05:02 PM
wrong
better safe than sorry
if you used agama in recent months, best to transfer
ectrader09-Jun-19 05:02 PM
okay, then i will send them to a new address.
thanks
Steelrat09-Jun-19 05:32 PM
trying to access my old Agama Wallet, but screen goes blank, the moment I open it... new coins seems to be transferred though. Is there a way I can send otherwise (will not use that old seed anymore anyway...
Yassin09-Jun-19 05:34 PM
@Steelrat ask here #support support will help you!!
Nitego09-Jun-19 05:38 PM
I want to thank the KMD team for saving and restoring my funds. I got my KMD back. The process works. Well done and thanks everyone, I know you must be burning your candles at both ends to make this happen. I appreciate your efforts and I am sure many others do.(edited)
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IDKsrslyIDK09-Jun-19 06:23 PM
Is Binance still not accepting deposits? edit: NVM, still suspended(edited)
A big compliment to the whole #Komodo team! Especially to the Devs and the Admins! The funds are back
Strong #hodl $kmd , because there's no better proof of trust!!
Thank you
@KomodoPlatform
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Alecandro09-Jun-19 06:39 PM
Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg09-Jun-19 06:39 PM
My trust in #komodo has never been as great as it is now! Great work! Really really amazing! Thank you so much, the funds are back!!
$KMD on the way to the top 10!!!
Strong #HODL strong Ecosystem
@komodoregames
@VerusCoin
@Chainzillaio
@OCryptoUnion
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modereck09-Jun-19 06:55 PM
@IDKsrslyIDK dont sell, HODL!!(edited)
IDKsrslyIDK09-Jun-19 07:07 PM
@modereck lol for sure not selling but was hoping Binance was a safu port in a storm lol
modereck09-Jun-19 07:09 PM
until all this does not end I do not think that deposits open again(edited)
ghost.in.the.dao09-Jun-19 07:54 PM
after downloading Verus Agama on a different computer for wallet swap... upon choosing an asset chain it never requests a passphrase or private key
Guess who just got his #KMD back?
I am not sure what other crypto would have been this fast to act.
Thank you
@satindergrewal $kmd #KMD @KomodoPlatform #Komodo
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ghost.in.the.dao09-Jun-19 07:55 PM
ive now downloaded the blockchain and have a wallet address.. how do i set a login password or phrase?
Yassin09-Jun-19 07:57 PM
@ghost.in.the.dao i think you have use Native mode, Native mode no ndeed password, it is file .dat, if you use lite node, you need WIF or passphrase(edited)
efmartinez09-Jun-19 07:58 PM
Hello
Yassin09-Jun-19 07:58 PM
Private key
sorry
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héhé
Wifi lol
hahahaha
ghost.in.the.dao09-Jun-19 07:59 PM
thanks @Yassin no need for a password to send funds?... not sure im ready to send funds here
so if anyone can login to your computer they can open and send your assets on Agama?
yes not concerned about Verus Agama... just how to secure it as it looks to have no password
Yassin09-Jun-19 08:12 PM
use lite mode!! if you need put your password
better move here please #support
Zatoichi09-Jun-19 08:49 PM
Lucky are those who already received their funds.
mm7709-Jun-19 08:51 PM
@jl777c thanks a lot to you and the team for saving the funds, I already got 'em back. Awesome work!!
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C Adi09-Jun-19 08:56 PM
I love you all, especially JL777. Thank you.
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double o09-Jun-19 09:01 PM
Hello, Admin... I downloaded the entire ocean qt wallet (took a looong time), I filled out the form and did receive a small transaction to my old agama address. I had closed the ocean qt wallet. And now every time I try to open the ocean qt wallet I get an error. It reads “...thread ‘<unnamed>’ panicked at couldn’t finish reading Sprout groth16 at parameter file: 0s { code: 5, kind: Other, message: “Input/output error” } , libcore/result.rs:945:5
Note: Run with ‘RUST_BACKTRACE=1’ for a backtrace.
Abort trap: 6
Logout
...
The oceanqt address that I can’t open anymore is the address that I indicated on my form! I’ve tried to restart my cpu many times but still get this error. Should I download the Verus wallet(agama-macOS-v0.6.0-13-PBaaS-Cross-chain-Technology-Preview.dmg)?, and if so do I need to submit another form with my new Verus address, or can I just send a small transaction from the tiny funds that were sent to my agama address? (Argh this is very frustrating!!) any assistance would be much appreciated
I downloaded the whole block chain, and selected an address (which I what I used in my form). I don’t recall being prompted to write a seed phrase down. Perhaps I didn’t download it completely? I closed the application and cannot open it again.I will try to do download/open the verus wallet to obtain a new address. I can resend the tiny transaction back that I had received after filling out my form. Do I need to fill out a new form? I don’t know what I should do
SHossain09-Jun-19 09:08 PM
start KomodoOceanQT wallet with rescan parameter
double o09-Jun-19 09:20 PM
Thanks for your response. How do I do that? I opened: fetch-params.sh which opens Atom. Could you please guide me on the next step?
double o09-Jun-19 09:40 PM
Btw - I’m on a Mac
Sorry but I’m not that tech savvy. I’m thinking perhaps the easiest way would be to download the Verus wallet and obtain a new wallet address?
SHossain09-Jun-19 09:46 PM
how do you start in on mac?
double o09-Jun-19 10:07 PM
After downloading the oceanqt wallet from your website. I try to open from finder: Komodo-qt-mac..
It reads “...thread ‘<unnamed>’ panicked at couldn’t finish reading Sprout groth16 at parameter file: 0s { code: 5, kind: Other, message: “Input/output error” } , libcore/result.rs:945:5
Note: Run with ‘RUST_BACKTRACE=1’ for a backtrace.
Abort trap: 6
Logout
In the folder I downloaded it has 3 files: fetch-params.sh , komodo-qt-mac , Komodo.conf
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 10:12 PM
just use <IP_ADDRESS> and start kmd in native @double o(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴09-Jun-19 10:14 PM
@double o run fetch-params.sh from terminal
then it should work
double o09-Jun-19 10:21 PM
Thx computerGenie. I tried and I get: [command not found: fetch-params.sh]
[could not create a new process and open a pseudo-tty.]
Gordon, I’ll try opening Agama 0.6.0 and and run native mode. Thank you both for your help
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bishop09-Jun-19 10:24 PM
./fetch-params.sh in terminal
don't forget the dot and slash
hastrup09-Jun-19 10:33 PM
hi i have successfully import all my asset into nativ mode in verus agama. can i backup the wallet.dat and use the verus wallet.dat on komodo agama when that is safe again?
double o09-Jun-19 10:35 PM
Thanks bishop, I tried and get : no such file or directory. I’ll try to run version 0.6.0 Thank you all for your assistance. Very much appreciated!
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 10:35 PM
yes, backup the wallet.dat for each asset chain
hastrup09-Jun-19 10:35 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 big thx to you, you where there when it was critical all of the team graet job!! this community fu rocks!!(edited)
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Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 10:35 PM
or you can also just back up each of the wif key for each asset chain address(edited)


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Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (3)
Updated: 2013-04-19
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NAME
putpwent - write a password file entry
SYNOPSIS
#include <stdio.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <pwd.h>
int putpwent(const struct passwd *p, FILE *stream);
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see
feature_test_macros(7)):
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DESCRIPTION
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