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- fdc9f32... by Paweł Stołowski
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Report internal error if not all snaps with wrong revisions are among
refreshed snaps (and can be reverted). - 5e7b9f4... by Paweł Stołowski
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Make sure snap revert triggered by
maybeRestoreValidationSetsAndR evertSnaps( ) doesn't conflict with the
main change where check-rerefresh runs. Add more tests. - adf1d93... by Alberto Mardegan
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interfaces/builtin: add README file (#11681)
* interfaces/builtin: add README file
At the moment, this document explains the format of the base
declaration, and should help interface developers to write the various
`allow-*` and `deny-*` rules about installation, connection and
auto-connection.* i/b/README: fix content interface in example
* i/b/README: better document base- vs snap- declarations
Thanks Samuele for the suggestions.
* i/builtin/
README. md: some edits hopefully clarifying some things * i/b/README: Apply suggestions from code review
Thanks @degville! :-)
Co-authored-by: Graham Morrison <email address hidden>
* i/b/README: correct the logic of automatic connections
The original meaning was lost with the last edit.
Co-authored-by: Samuele Pedroni <email address hidden>
Co-authored-by: Graham Morrison <email address hidden> - 84434d9... by Alberto Mardegan
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Merge pull request #11786 from mardy/mount-
support- cleanups cmd/snap-confine: mount support cleanups
- ace7d44... by Alberto Mardegan
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Merge pull request #11560 from mardy/restore-
conflict- nocleanup overlord: execute snapshot cleanup in task
- b93cf4e... by Alberto Mardegan
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cmd/snap-confine: replace leftovers of SC_LIB
- ac20548... by Alberto Mardegan
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Merge branch 'master' into mount-support-
cleanups - 5630fec... by Michael Vogt
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Merge pull request #11819 from mardy/accounts-
service- introspect i/b/accounts_
service: fix path of introspectable objects - 735c02a... by Michael Vogt
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Merge pull request #11822 from bboozzoo/
bboozzoo/ funny-pi- gpu-with- mesa interfaces/opengl: update allowed PCI accesses for RPi
- d68e31d... by Frederik Du Toit Lotter
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configcore: add core.system.
ctrl-alt- del-action config option * configcore: add core.system.
ctrl-alt- del-action config option The ctrl-alt-del keyboard sequence is detected by the Linux kernel and
signalled to systemd (SIGINT). Systemd provides a special hook, the
ctrl-alt-del.target unit, which will be started when the request is received.The default systemd installation includes the hook under
/lib/systemd/system/ ctrl-alt- del.target, symlinked to the
/lib/systemd/system/ reboot. target. This means by default a ctrl-alt-del event
will cause the system to restart.When the ctrl-alt-del.target is masked, systemctl will create another version
of the target under /etc/systemd/system, pointing to /dev/null. The /etc
directory is searched for unit files before the /lib directory, allowing the
installed behaviour to be overwritten.bash$ systemctl mask ctrl-alt-del.target
Created symlink /etc/systemd/system/ ctrl-alt- del.target → /dev/null. Add the ability to define the behaviour when a user presses the ctrl-alt-del
keyboard sequence.overlord/
configstate/ configcore/ ctrlaltdel. go: - Add a system level configuration option (similar to
core.system. power-key- action) - Add "none" and "reboot" as valid action options
- Add code to verify the required systemd hooks are in place (the
ctrl-alt-del. target is installed and in disabled or masked state) overlord/
configstate/ configcore/ ctrlaltdel_ test.go: - Add unit tests for verifying success and failure cases
tests/core/
snap-set- core-config/ task.yaml:
tests/nested/manual/ core20- early-config/ task.yaml: - Add spread test support for ctrl-alt-del-action
The ctrl-alt-del configuration item can be applied from the gadget snap
(meta/gadget.yaml) or by using the 'snap' client:Test results:
bash$ snap set core system.
ctrl-alt- del-action= none
bash$ snap get core system.ctrl-alt- del-action
nonebash$ systemctl status ctrl-alt-del.target
ctrl-alt-del.target
Loaded: masked (Reason: Unit ctrl-alt-del.target is masked.)
Active: inactive (dead)bash$ snap set core system.
ctrl-alt- del-action= reboot
bash$ snap get core system.ctrl-alt- del-action
rebootbash$ systemctl status ctrl-alt-del.target
reboot.target - Reboot
Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/ reboot. target; disabled)
Active: inactive (dead)
Docs: man:systemd.special( 7) Tested the system.
ctrl-alt- del-action= none action on QEMU (Ubuntu Core).
Running QEMU 'sendkey ctrl-alt-delete' from the QEMU control interface
does not generate a reboot, while the 'reboot' action allows the reboot to
take place.LP: https:/
/bugs.launchpad .net/snappy/ +bug/1929539 Signed-off-by: Fred Lotter <email address hidden>
* Spead Test Fixes for Ubuntu Core <= 18
* Michael Review Improvements
* Alberto Review Improvements
* Alberto Review Improvements #2
* configcore: update to match latest master
* configcore: use `fmt.Fprintf(
Stderr` in sysdCtrlAltDelL ogger.Notify( ) for consistency with the loger loggers we create * configcore: simplify code in switchCtrlAltDe
lAction (thanks to Maciej) * configcore: tweak code comment (thanks to Maciej)
* configcore: add test for filesystem only apply for system.
ctrl-alt- del-action (thanks to Samuele) * configcore: tweak tests for ctrl-alt-delete
* configcore: fix non-inclusive naming
* tests: check --property=
LoadState for system. ctrl-alt- del-action Co-authored-by: Michael Vogt <email address hidden>