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Releases: RainbowHackerHorse/vzvol

This life...follows you. It clings to you

08 Jun 07:05
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Changelog:

  • The Debian and Ubuntu repos are now live!
  • Deprecated --help
  • Added manpages!
  • vzvol Linux packages now install to /usr/local/sbin/vzvol
  • Various minor bugfixes mostly related to Linux packaging

Errata:

  • vzvol --file-system zfs does not currently create a zpool. Something broke and I don't know what. It worked before.

you happen to know the way to Shell Beach?

31 May 15:17
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  • Resolved an issue where a VMDK was being created with root permissions, and not permissions for the calling user.
  • Now building .deb and .rpm files.

You went looking in the wrong place

30 May 20:14
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Changelog:

  • Broke something horribly last version. Here's the fix.
    (I forgot that variables and singlequotes dont mix)

Errata:

  • vzvol doesn't correctly set permissions on the VMDK. This will be resolved in a new version push tonight, and is already fixed in master

It seems you have discovered your unpleasant nature, Mr. Murdoch

30 May 19:53
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  • Moved usage of $HOME to $ZUSERHOME, which resolves an issue where sudo was nuking $HOME for everyone, resolving #32
  • Re-implemented automatic guessing of the user who ran the command, via logname call

Milestone plans for 0.7.0:

  • Official manpage (Thanks to @Alhadis )
  • Removal of requirement for using sudo to run vzvol --list
  • Removal of vzvol --help in favor of the manpage

That annoying "Are you sure?" dialogue box

28 Jan 09:45
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  • Resolve issue where --delete would error out if more than one zvol existed

We destroy parts of ourselves everyday

12 Jan 05:21
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  • Remove internal su(do) weirdness, and require the user to just run it as sudo/root. THIS IS A BREAKING CHANGE WITH OLDER VERSIONS! Eventually, vzvol --list will be restored to being able to run as a normal user, and only listing zvols for which the user has grants.
  • vzvol now requires you to specify -u on the commandline, as it can't grok your user automatically anymore
  • fix use of $HOME for root (used to default for all users to /home/user)
  • made sourcing of vzvol/lib files more bettererererer.

You will cooperate, my son. I will make you, because I own you.

30 Dec 17:07
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  • Various syntactical fixes, courtesy of @freebsdfrau
  • Fixed a bug in --delete preventing it from ever failing the zvol_exists? check.

You just have to take away what they already have

24 Dec 21:33
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  • Modularize vzvol to allow for easier code maintenance, and further expansion
  • Fix some of the logic for checking status
  • vzvol now only loads functions appropriate to the OS, as well as common functions from ./lib/shared/

Even though I created you, it makes no difference

20 Dec 06:54
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  • Various syntax fixes
  • Fixed a bug in vzvol --list where output would be duplicated if no vzvols existed
  • Fixed an issue where --import wasn't actually running the dd command
  • Set a check to ensure --import dd's directly to the device in question without having to follow the symlink
  • Alter logic for chown on new zvol create prior to devfs modification to allow instant access to the zvol by the user
  • --import can now be used on an existing zvol. Simply run vzvol -v volumename --import importfile.img

Always the same. I'm on a loop.

19 Dec 15:46
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  • Fix a bug that arose earlier that caused vzvol --list to erroneously print unformatted output multiple times to STDOUT