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  • v0.4.1
    72314a5e · Fix DEBIAN files ·
    Release: v0.4.1
    - Added configuration files to support better libraconf operations (daemons_available, daemons_masked, tasks_available)
    - Install /conf/ssm/tasks/daemons directory by default (even though it's empty by default until daemons are installed)
    - Bumped SSM revision, not worthy of a minor version bump.
  • v0.4 Release: v0.4
    Version 0.4 - 2023/03/11 Alec Bloss <abloss@libranext.com>
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    - New utility: fssync : Synchronizes file system changes to disk
    
    - halt, poweroff, reboot were all re-written in C (previously written in Bash)
    
    - New feature: SSM now builds using Meson and Ninja. This replaces the previous crude shell script
      and makes it easier to port to a different distribution or other *nix operating system.
      
    - New feature: In case anyone wants to use SSM on a Debian-based distribution, the DEBIAN package
      control file now supports using either the glibc (Libranext) dependency or libc6 (Debian and 
      derivatives) dependency.
      
    - New feature: SSM should now accept `single` or `rescue` as kernel command-line options, allowing
      you to boot into a rescue shell. It will ask for you to enter your root password and start a
      login shell.
      
    - Bug fix: Resolves #2, *Fail gracefully when tasks_enabled is empty or malformed*. SSM does
      some basic sanity checks on tasks_enabled, and drops to a rescue shell if it's not suitable
      for booting from.
      
    - The shutdown compatability script has been moved from /usr/sbin to /sbin, although this change 
      is relatively meaningless on Libranext systems as /sbin and /usr/sbin are symlinked, and this
      really intended for portability to other systems that still use a separate /sbin and /usr/sbin.
      
    - New feature: SSM should now accept `ssmdebug` as a kernel command-line option. This enables
      extra-verbose messages for easier debugging of the boot/shutdown process.
      
    - Bug fix: Ensures that filesystem tasks are handled in the correct order when stopping the system.
      filesystems/others should come before filesystems/root when shutting down.
    
    - Bug fix: Wait for tasks to stop, then kill all other processes before filesystem actions during 
      system shutdown.
    
    - Bug fix: Fix multiple problems during shutdown sequence that would cause some filesystems to not 
      unmount, and the task to fail. This was caused by an unanticipated consequence of running on a
      slower system - some processes/daemons wouldn't stop fast enough and SSM wouldn't catch it
      before running the task stopscripts for filesystems. This would cause mount/umount to return
      with an exit code >0 and say 'device busy'. I don't believe filesystem corruption would have
      been caused, but this ensures that filesystems are cleanly unmounted before poweroff/reboot.
  • v0.3-1 Release: v0.3-1
    SSM version 0.3-1.
    
    The dash-1 version brings a fix to the Debian packaging, preventing other packages from freely deleting important configuration files that SSM has.
  • 0.3
    SSM Release 0.3