62 lines
1.9 KiB
Text
62 lines
1.9 KiB
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Wished release date: 20. September
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- Add support for starting/stoping services via cmd
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- add support for additional information (like which services stopped
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when having dependencies)
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- if cinit has to stop / start others, how to report?
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- add strings to cinit internally to a buffer?
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-> or struct cinit_answer + status
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- add support to enable services
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- create some boot profiles
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- cinit.install.standard.dirs.argv
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- code check:
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* check needs:
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really started, after started or after finished starting?
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* wants:
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are they checked?
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- fix devel/codingguideline.text!
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- perhaps merge svc_need_status to svc_status
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cinit-communication:
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cinit_get_failed_needs(char *name, int *cnt);
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- add support for shutting down services on halt
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- cleanup msgq/cinit_ipc_listen.c
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- move logic out of the child handler:
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=> use the new while()-loop in core/cinit.c!
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time() and co. are problematic in a child handler!
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introduce global list of services to execute
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=> perhaps reuse already existing dependency-list?
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tree_exec(): check whether adding something to the dep list hurts
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=> don't think so.
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expand / change ipc handler:
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make it return the message
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move while() loop to core/cinit.c
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in the while loop, the global dependency list should
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be empty.
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if it is not, we should start something.
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=> chance cinit_ipc_listen() to use without while() loop
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=> export logic to core/cinit.c
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- map status numbers to messages
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- Cleanup doc/user/NEW_using_cinit_freebsd
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=> make a real document!
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- write / update manpage for cmd!
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- add sleep() support after service exited.
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Done:
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- add minimal test-suite:
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cmd -s /etc/cinit/svc/init
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cmd -p /etc/cinit/svc/init
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cmd -v
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cmd -V
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- change to GPLv3?
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=> ask Markus (cinit), Killerfox (cconfig) and Peter (cconfig)
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