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Rev	Summary	Authors	Tags	Date
17	* definitions.sh: Initialise formatted_previously at the rig... * definitions.sh: Initialise formatted_previously at the right time (closes: Malone #66895). * init.d/update_partitions, partman-commit: Restore IFS even if a disk has no partitions. Fixes missing substitution into confirmation question.	Colin Watson	90ubuntu9	17 years ago
16	* Backport from trunk: * Backport from trunk: - init.d/parted: Don't process /dev/md*; partman-md will take care of that later, and doing it here means that we sometimes end up with duplicate /dev/md0 versus /dev/md/0 entries in the partition tree.	Colin Watson	90ubuntu8	17 years ago
15	Set the priority of partman/confirm_nochanges questions bac... Set the priority of partman/confirm_nochanges questions back to critical; having it at medium breaks LVM and RAID configuration (closes: Malone #63721).	Colin Watson	90ubuntu7	17 years ago
14	Ask the confirmation question on the PARTMAN_UPDATE_BEFORE_C... Ask the confirmation question on the PARTMAN_UPDATE_BEFORE_COMMIT path, to allow Ubiquity to display a summary of manual partitioning (see Malone #61572).	Colin Watson	90ubuntu6	17 years ago
13	Don't shut down parted_server in PARTMAN_NO_COMMIT mode: it ... Don't shut down parted_server in PARTMAN_NO_COMMIT mode: it has uncommitted changes in memory, so needs to stay running.	Colin Watson	90ubuntu5	17 years ago
12	* Backport from trunk: * Backport from trunk: - Don't lose backup capability when finding out current capabilities. * If PARTMAN_NO_COMMIT is set, then stop parted_server and exit rather than running commit.d and finish.d scripts. Add a new partman-commit script which starts up parted_server again and runs these separately (this also honours PARTMAN_UPDATE_BEFORE_COMMIT rather than PARTMAN_UPDATE_BEFORE_CONFIRM; see changelog entry for 78ubuntu4). This allows Ubiquity to defer the commit stage until after displaying an installation summary to the user without having to leave partman running.	Colin Watson	90ubuntu4	17 years ago
11	If PARTMAN_SNOOP is set, then debconf_select dumps out its If PARTMAN_SNOOP is set, then debconf_select dumps out its key-to-displayed-text mapping to /var/lib/partman/snoop. This allows a debconf-filtering agent such as Ubiquity to parse the list of choices reliably. (This is, of course, a hack, and will be removed once debconf is enhanced so that partman can simply substitute each key as an untranslated choice.)	Colin Watson	90ubuntu3	17 years ago
10	* definitions.sh (debconf_select): Drop leading newline from... * definitions.sh (debconf_select): Drop leading newline from constructed choices list, and restore IFS in a few more places. * definitions.sh (error_handler, confirm_changes): Use debconf's escape capability if available to escape multi-line SUBST commands.	Colin Watson	90ubuntu2	17 years ago
9	Resynchronise with Debian. Resynchronise with Debian.	Colin Watson	90ubuntu1	17 years ago
8	Resynchronise with Debian. Resynchronise with Debian.	Colin Watson	87ubuntu1	17 years ago
7	If PARTMAN_UPDATE_BEFORE_CONFIRM is set, run update.d script... If PARTMAN_UPDATE_BEFORE_CONFIRM is set, run update.d scripts before finishing choose_partition. This allows Ubiquity to feed information into /var/lib/partman/devices/ and have it work correctly (see Malone #37872).	Colin Watson	78ubuntu4	18 years ago
6	Close all file descriptors other than 0, 1, and 2 on startup... Close all file descriptors other than 0, 1, and 2 on startup, so that we don't hold a pipe to debconf open.	Colin Watson	78ubuntu3	18 years ago
5	* Backport from trunk (Anton Zinoviev): * Backport from trunk (Anton Zinoviev): - Raise the Debconf priority of the messages of libparted -- give the errors critical priority (was high), warnings with high (was medium) and information with medium (was low). Thanks to Joey Hess, closes: #290929.	Colin Watson	78ubuntu2	18 years ago
4	Resynchronise with Debian. Resynchronise with Debian.	Colin Watson	78ubuntu1	18 years ago
3	definitions.sh (humandev): Handle /dev/hd* and /dev/sd. definitions.sh (humandev): Handle /dev/hd and /dev/sd*.	Colin Watson	76ubuntu2	18 years ago
2	Resynchronise with Debian. Resynchronise with Debian.	Colin Watson	76ubuntu1	18 years ago
1	* Backport from trunk: * Backport from trunk: - Stop USES_EXTENDED command from segfaulting if called on a device without a partition table (e.g. a DVD-RW).	Colin Watson	70ubuntu3	18 years ago